Prosecution of New Applications by RSM Sample Clauses

Prosecution of New Applications by RSM. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, RSM shall bear primary responsibility for filing, prosecuting and maintaining any applications and registrations for the Xxxx (“New Applications”), and all costs and fees related thereto. RSM shall (i) design and implement a commercially reasonable international registration strategy; (ii) inform M&P of RSM’s desire to file any New Application; (iii) keep M&P informed regarding the status and activity of any New Application; (iv) promptly provide M&P with a copy of any document or correspondence received from an associated trademark office; (v) promptly provide M&P with a copy of any document or correspondence RSM intends to file with an associated trademark office prior to any such filing, and accept any reasonable comments or edits to such document or correspondence delivered to RSM in writing within five (5) business days of delivery to M&P; and (vi) promptly notify M&P if RSM determines that it does not desire to file, prosecute or maintain a New Application. Subject to Section 4.1.4 below, all New Applications will be filed in the name of both Parties as joint owners. M&P shall provide reasonable assistance to RSM in connection with RSM’s efforts to register the Xxxx anywhere in the world, including executing appropriate Powers of Attorney, letters of consent, and other documents that may be required by the registration authority in a particular jurisdiction. In the event that United States Reg. No. 1,633,380 is cited as a bar to registration of the Xxxx in the United States, M&P shall sign a Letter of Consent in such form as is agreed by the Parties.
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