Third Party Developer Sample Clauses
The Third Party Developer clause defines the rights and obligations related to engaging external developers who are not direct parties to the main agreement. It typically outlines the conditions under which third-party developers may be used, such as requiring prior approval or ensuring that any work they produce is subject to the same confidentiality and intellectual property terms as the primary contract. This clause helps ensure that the involvement of outside developers does not compromise the agreement’s protections or create ambiguity regarding ownership and responsibility for developed materials.
Third Party Developer. 2.1. You have represented to us that the Partner has engaged you to provide software development services that may require or enable you to access, download, and/or use the Licensed SDKs for that engagement (the “Purpose”).
2.2. Subject to clause 3, the Licensor grants you, for the Licence Period, a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-sublicensable licence for you to use Licensed SDKs solely for the Purpose (“Licence”).
2.3. Upon conclusion of the Licence Period, the Licence shall immediately and automatically terminate and you must destroy all and any copies of the Licensed SDKs in your possession or control.
2.4. You may not use the Licensed SDKs beyond the Licence Period without the Licensor’s prior written consent.
Third Party Developer. A developer developing portions of the Project that are not the Developer.