Co-Invention definition

Co-Invention has the meaning set forth in Section 10.1.
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Co-Invention means an Invention (other than Base Technology or Future Technology) which is conceived, reduced to practice or created by the Parties together during the term of this Agreement and which concerns the RTFS technology or the Product, even if any of the conception, reduction to practice or creation of such Invention was started before the Effective Date or continues after the term of this Agreement.
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Examples of Co-Invention in a sentence

  • Each Party will grant and hereby does grant to the other Party all further permissions, consents, and waivers with respect to, and all fully paid-up licenses under, the Co-Inventions and any Co-Invention Patents, throughout the world, necessary to provide the other Party with full rights of use and exploitation of the Co-Inventions, subject to the licenses granted herein.

  • The Parties’ rights to file, prosecute, and enforce Co-Invention Patents shall be agreed in good faith between the Parties through the JSC.

  • To the extent an Invention relating to the Licensed Products is made by both Parties (“Co-Invention”), then such Co-Invention, together with any and all Patents claiming any such Co-Invention (“Co-Invention Patents”), will be jointly owned by the Parties.

  • UNILIFE is to assign to SWIND all its rights to any Co-Invention.

  • If SWIND intends to give up any Intellectual Property Rights arising from such Co-Invention, SWIND must first offer such Intellectual Property Rights in writing to UNILIFE.

  • SWIND must not use any Co-Invention in relation to or for any glass Competing Product.

  • SWIND shall be solely responsible for the conduct of filing, prosecution and maintenance of any Intellectual Property Rights arising from such Co-Invention, as is reasonably appropriate.