Common use of Wherever Clause in Contracts

Wherever. practicable (but in relation to the use by the Permitted Sub-Licensee, subject to the terms of the Permitted Sub-licence Agreement) the Licensee shall indicate that the Licensor’s Trade Marks are the property of the Licensor by the use of the following style of trade ▇▇▇▇ notice (or its equivalent), or such other notice as may be approved in advance by the Licensor, on or in relation to all Services in relation to which the Licensor’s Trade Marks, in so far as they form part of the Composite Trade Marks or as otherwise permitted hereunder or under the Permitted Sub-licence Agreement, are used: “The Daisy Design and RBS marks are trade marks of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc used under licence by Citizens Financial Group Inc.”