Subsequent Use Clause Samples
The "Subsequent Use" clause defines how materials, information, or intellectual property provided under an agreement may be used after the initial purpose or term of the contract has ended. Typically, this clause outlines whether the recipient can continue to use, modify, or distribute the materials, and may set conditions such as requiring further permissions or limiting use to specific contexts. Its core function is to clarify ongoing rights and restrictions, thereby preventing disputes over continued use and ensuring both parties understand their obligations and entitlements after the main agreement concludes.
Subsequent Use. In the event Owner (a) receives an offer for a Subsequent Use for service to commence immediately following the expiration or earlier termination of the Term or at any time thereafter until the Northern Pass Transmission Line has been fully Decommissioned and (b) desires to accept such offer or otherwise enter into another arrangement for a Subsequent Use, Owner shall notify Purchaser in writing of the material terms and conditions of such proposed Subsequent Use and Owner and Purchaser shall negotiate in good faith with such proposed third-party transmission customer or ISO-NE, as applicable, to determine the allocation of Net Decommissioning Costs between Purchaser and such proposed third-party transmission customer or ISO-NE, as applicable. Any Net Decommissioning Costs allocated to Purchaser shall be fixed by reference to the budgeted amounts for Net Decommissioning Costs, as set forth in the Decommissioning Plan approved by the Management Committee (or determined pursuant to the dispute resolution provisions herein in the event of an Impasse with respect thereto), and shall not be subject to any payments or refunds pursuant to Section 9.3.5(d) or Section 9.3.5(e) with respect to Decommissioning Costs actually incurred by Owner or Salvage Proceeds actually received by Owner in connection with the Decommissioning of the Northern Pass Transmission Line. If the Parties and the proposed third- party transmission customer or ISO-NE, as applicable, fail to reach agreement on the allocation of Net Decommissioning Costs between Purchaser and such proposed third-party transmission customer or ISO-NE, as applicable, within sixty (60) days after the receipt by Purchaser of the notice described in the first sentence of this Section 9.3.4, then Owner shall make a unilateral filing under Section 205 of the Federal Power Act to establish such allocation of Net Decommissioning Costs, consistent with this Section 9.3.4, and Purchaser shall have the right to challenge such filing. If Owner enters into a contract or other arrangement for such Subsequent Use, then Owner shall deliver to Purchaser a statement setting forth in reasonable detail the amount equal to (i) the Net Decommissioning Costs, less (ii) the sum of (A) the reallocated portion of the Net Decommissioning Costs and (B) the balance, if any, in the Decommissioning Fund as of the date such statement is due (the "Purchaser’s Decommissioning Balance"), within thirty (30) days after the later to occur of (1) the...
Subsequent Use. The Employer or their licensee shall not use the designs for the scenery, the scenery as a whole, the designs for the costumes, the complete set of costumes, the design for the lighting, the design for the sound, the recordings or other sound media, the design for the projections or the projection media, in any live stage production or electronic reproduction of the Production without the prior written permission of and additional compensation to the Designer. Except as provided in the terms listed below, compensation for subsequent use or license of the design by the Employer shall be subject to additional agreement between the Employer and the Designer.
Subsequent Use. Proposed subsequent use of mined property must be consistent with the provisions of the environment designation in which the property is located and the reclamation of disturbed shoreline areas must provide appropriate ecological functions consistent with the setting.
Subsequent Use. For any Co-Production (as defined above):
Subsequent Use. Compliance shall include Notice, Securing Rights, Compensation, and Benefits as described herein.
Subsequent Use. The Employer shall give written advance notice to the Designer and Union, of its intent to use original design(s) in order to revive, remount, move, or tour the Production; or its intention to transfer the Production to another producer through license, lease, sale, rental, or any other means (hereinafter referred to as the “Subsequent Production”). The Employer will supply the production schedule and dates of the Subsequent Production, if known, at the time of notification. The original Employer shall be responsible to the Designer to secure in writing from any individual or company who buys, leases, rents, licenses or otherwise receives through a donation or any other means the scenic, costume, lighting, sound or projection designs, or design concepts, all rights and compensation as contained herein. All Subsequent Use payments shall be subject to Pension and Welfare contributions. It is the intent and essence of this paragraph that the actual physical scenery, costumes, lighting plot, sound recordings, projections and/or other media, be considered the design and design concept, and as such no subsequent use is permitted without compliance hereto. The Employer or its licensee shall not use the designs for the scenery, the scenery as a whole, the designs for the costumes, the complete set of costumes, the design for the lighting, the design for the sound, the recordings or any other sound media, the design for the projections or the projection media, in any live stage production or electronic reproduction of the Production without the prior written permission of and additional compensation to the Designer. Except as provided in the terms listed below, compensation for additional use or license of the design by the Employer shall be subject to additional agreement between the Employer and the Designer.