Setting Boundary Criteria Sample Clauses

Setting Boundary Criteria. The PatentBook Administrator shall be responsible for setting the boundary criteria of the PatentBook, which shall include, but not be limited to, determining whether a particular Patent is eligible for inclusion in the PatentBook and establishing the Licensed Product(s) and/or Licensed Service(s) for which the Patents in the PatentBook may be licensed. The PatentBook Administrator shall have the sole and absolute authority for making such determinations. In performing these services, the PatentBook Administrator will consult at its discretion with the PatentBook Publishers, Subscriber (Licensee)s and other industry representatives.
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