Background Rights definition

Background Rights means any Intellectual Property Rights owned by, or licensed from, a third party to a Party that are or have been created independently of the Agreement (whether prior to the date of the Agreement or otherwise), including all enhancements, developments and modifications to the same. Beta Services means services or functionality made available to the Client to trial at the Client’s option which are clearly designated by Vista as Beta, limited release, developer preview, non-production, evaluation, or by some similar description.

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Background Rights means the Intellectual Property Rights and rights of a similar nature owned by each of the parties as at the Effective Date.

Background Rights means rights in patent applications, patents, copyrights, plant variety rights and other equivalent statutory rights excluding Foreground Rights, owned or controlled by the Institute in the same or related fields to the research executed under this Agreement and originating outside this Agreement.

Examples of Background Rights in a sentence

Background Rights are and shall remain the sole property of each respective Party.
If Seller’s Background Rights are incorporated into the Products or Services or required to use, make, have made, repair, have repaired or reconstruct the Products or Services, Seller shall grant and hereby grants Buyer and its Affiliates a perpetual, global, fully paid, non-exclusive license to Seller’s Background Rights, which shall include without limitation the use by Buyer for series production as well as by third parties on behalf of Buyer.
The Parties acknowledge and agree that all Background Rights will remain vested in, and remain the property of, that Party or its third party licensors, as appropriate.
Such Inventions and patents and patent applications claiming such Inventions are included in this agreement with the same rights and privileges as Background Rights.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent TerreStar Background Rights consist of third party Intellectual Property Rights, such license shall be subject to any additional restrictions, conditions and third party license fees required or imposed by such third party.

More Definitions of Background Rights

Background Rights means all data, designs, documentation, inventions, software and information, in whatever form, not first produced created or emanating from, by or for Consultant as a result of or related to the performance of work or the rendition of services under this Agreement, but included in or necessary for use in or with the Work Product or any other product or any portion thereof which is produced or contemplated by Torvec.

Background Rights means any Intellectual Property Rights already in existence before any new work is undertaken and also known as “Background Intellectual Property Rights” or “Prior Rights”.

Background Rights means any Intellectual Property Rights, which were acquired or developed prior to commencement of the Development Work or independent of the performance of the Development Work. Background Rights of any Party hereto shall remain the ownership of such Party, even if it discloses such information to the other Party.

Background Rights means all Intellectual Property owned by a Party, or under which a Party has the right to grant licenses, which are included in the Products, created, conceived or first reduced to practice on or before the Effective Date.

Background Rights means all rights, including, but not limited to, all Intellectual Property Rights, in whatever manner or form transmitted, already owned by CETENA prior to the signing of the Agreement;

Background Rights means Background Patents and Background Know-How.

Background Rights means patent applications, patents, registered designs, copyrights (including the copyright on software in any code) and other similar statutory rights, as well as applications for any such rights, (excluding Foreground Rights and rights still treated as such under a separate contract