Common use of Preservation of Patents Clause in Contracts

Preservation of Patents. The Company shall (i) prosecute diligently all applications in respect of the Patents, now or hereafter pending; (ii) make federal applications on all of its unpatented but patentable inventions; (iii) preserve and maintain all of its material rights in the Patents and protect the Patents from infringement, unfair competition, cancellation, or dilution by all appropriate action necessary in the Company’s reasonable business judgment, including, without limitation, the commencement and prosecution of legal proceedings to recover damages for infringement and to defend and preserve its rights in the Patents; and (iv) not abandon any of the Patents necessary to the conduct of its business.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Securities Purchase Agreement (NanoVibronix, Inc.), Securities Purchase Agreement (NanoVibronix, Inc.), Securities Purchase Agreement (NanoVibronix, Inc.)

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