Utilization rights Sample Clauses
The Utilization Rights clause defines the permissions and limitations regarding how a party may use certain assets, intellectual property, or resources provided under an agreement. It typically outlines the scope of use, such as whether the rights are exclusive or non-exclusive, the duration of use, and any geographic or field-of-use restrictions. For example, it may specify that a licensee can use software only for internal business purposes and not for resale. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is permitted, thereby preventing misuse and potential disputes over unauthorized use.
Utilization rights. 4.1. The APP (including any images, applets, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, and text incorporated into the APP) is owned by the Licensor and Softfront Holdings, and the Licensor has the right to license or has been granted the right to license the APP.
4.2. APP in Trial mode The Licensor grants to you a non-exclusive right to use the APP for your non-private use for a limited period of time of 30 (thirty) calendar days starting with the day of installation of the APP. You may install copies of the APP on an unlimited number of mobile devices provided that you are the only individual using the APP, as many named users as your PBX system resources allow.
Utilization rights. 2.1 The Contractor grants CCG the non-exclusive right to use as desired or permit third parties to use the system software with the associated documentation for the purpose of operating the system hardware. This right may be transferred to companies connected with CCG according to the stipulations in Section 15 ff, AktG and applies for the entire country of Germany without limitation in time.
2.2 CCG shall not be entitled to change, disassemble, decompile, translate back or decode in any other manner the software programs supplied by the contractor. This prohibition does not apply when contradicted by obligatory law: CCG shall obligate their sub-licensees to observe these licensing conditions. However, the Contractor grants CCG the right to modify and translate system documentation according to Section 12 as well location documentation according to Section 13 for the company's own purposes.
2.3 The Contractor grants CCG the right to integrate the system supplied by the former into software programs of third parties in whole as well as in parts. In this context, the Contractor agrees to reveal information requested by CCG regarding external interfaces to its required for integration without additional remuneration. This includes particularly the following information: - description of the communication protocol used at the interface (description of protocol per layer), - description of the protocol data units used in the protocol per layer, - description of the rules applied for coding the information - description of the information model - explicit list of the alarms supplied via the interface. Moreover, the Contractor shall provide information on the data bases of the management system supplied required for integration. This includes particularly: - List of DB table names, - Description of DB table fields, - Description of coding rules for DB table entries, - Description of DB triggers used - Description of DB functions used - Description of DB procedures used . The information on the data bases shall be submitted to CCG upon written request by the latter. After submission of the information, the Contractor agrees to advise CCG immediately and comprehensively of any planned modifications to the data bases upon which the management system supplied is based.
2.4 The Contractor grants CCG the right to integrate its systems into software programs of third parties or have this accomplished by a third party of their choice. In this context, CCG has the right t...
Utilization rights. 4 3 Integration of systems belonging to third parties..............................................
Utilization rights. Provided that either New Chaco or one of its Affiliates has elected to purchase the Chaco Plant pursuant to the terms of the Lease, or Delos does not own the Chaco Plant for any other reason, effective immediately upon the Ancillary Agreement Termination Date and continuing through the term of this Agreement, EPFS, on behalf of itself and its Affiliates, shall grant and guarantee to Delos the exclusive right to utilize 100% of the Chaco Plant, regardless of who owns legal and/or beneficial title to the Chaco Plant.
Utilization rights. Provider grants Client a nonexclusive, nontransferable third party license (the “Software License”) to access and use the Software. Any user identification and password associated with Client’s use of the Software shall be used solely by employees of Client. Client’s access and use of the Software shall be solely through remote access by the internet. The Software shall be exclusively for Client’s own internal use and not for the benefit of any third party. Client’s access and use of the Software shall be done strictly in accordance with the specifications provided on the website. Any updates, modifications, enhancements or new versions of the Software provided or made available to Client shall be considered the Software subject to this Agreement. Client shall not sublicense, transfer or assign to any other person or entity the right to access or use the Software and shall not make any copies of the Software or other intellectual property of Provider. Client shall not modify, decompile, reverse engineer, generate source code or otherwise attempt to duplicate or imitate the Software. Client shall use the Software in a manner that complies with all applicable laws and regulations. Provider reserves all rights not expressly granted to Client herein.
Utilization rights. The EGKR shall receive the sole, exclusive, unlimited, irrevocable utilization rights for all developed components. The EGKR may sell developed parts. The goal of marketing is the avoidance of mistakes in development by timely feedback from the market and, if applicable, refinancing of the development costs by the sale. A separate agreement shall be made if one of the members of the EGKR wishes to sell a part of the KR before the development has been completed.
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