Common use of Right to Copy Clause in Contracts

Right to Copy. With respect to Standalone Software licensed under Section 2.1(a) only, Company shall have the right to reproduce, without additional cost, a commercially reasonable number of copies of the Standalone Software (in an unmodified form) and its Documentation that is licensed to Company only for backup/failover, archive, and/or training purposes, provided that Company reproduces on or in such copies any and all of the copyright, trademark, patent, and other proprietary notices or markings that appear on the original copy of the Standalone Software (and Documentation). No copy of Standalone Software will be utilized for production purposes (other than backup/failover testing or archive retrieval) except for such time as the production copy of such Standalone Software is not being utilized for production use.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Appliance Agreement, assets.digitalmarketplace.service.gov.uk, d7umqicpi7263.cloudfront.net

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Right to Copy. With respect to Standalone Software licensed under Section 2.1(a) only, Company shall have the right to reproduce, without additional cost, a commercially reasonable number of copies of the Standalone Software (in an unmodified form) and its Documentation that is licensed to Company only for backup/failover, archive, and/or training purposes, provided that Company reproduces on or in such copies any and all of the copyright, trademark, patent, and other proprietary notices or markings that appear on the original copy of the Standalone Software (and Documentation). No copy of Standalone Software will be utilized for production purposes (other than backup/failover testing or archive retrieval) except for such time as the production copy of such Standalone Software is not being utilized for production use.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.dlt.com, d7umqicpi7263.cloudfront.net, tmc.tippingpoint.com

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