Development Invention definition
Examples of Development Invention in a sentence
Such license extends and will extend to all patents covering the Development Invention and to trade secrets embodied in the Development Invention, but not to copyrights in computer programs.
A Development Invention made or developed jointly by employees of both Parties ("a Joint Development Invention") is deemed to be owned by both Parties.
With respect to each solely owned Development Invention in the other Party's Core Areas, the owning Party hereby grants and will grant to the other Party a world-wide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, paid-up, perpetual.
A Development Invention made or developed solely by HP employees ("an HP Development Invention") is deemed to be solely owned by HP.
Development Invention" means an invention comprising, or embodied in, an ITMS or a component thereof, or a process practiced or implemented in or by an ITMS made or developed, by one or more employees of either Bruker or HP, during the Engineering Collaboration Period.
If Bruker decides not to file a patent application on a Joint Development Invention in Bruker Core Areas, or if Bruker does not timely request HP to assign HP's rights to file a patent application on such Joint Development Invention, the Joint Development Invention will be treated as a Joint Development Invention in neither Core Areas under the provisions of Section 14.7.3.
A Development Invention made or developed solely by Bruker employees ("a Bruker Development Invention") is deemed to be solely owned by Bruker.
For purposes of Section 14.5 and Section 14.6 below, a Bruker Development Invention will be considered solely owned by Bruker, and an HP Development Invention will be considered solely owned by HP, notwithstanding any assignment or partial assignment of any ownership by a Party to any other party.
Concert shall promptly disclose to Jazz all Development Inventions, including any invention disclosures or similar documents submitted to it by its employees, agents or independent contractors describing Development Inventions, and all Information relating to such Development Inventions to the extent necessary or useful for the preparation, filing and maintenance of any Patent with respect to such Development Invention.
The JPC shall not have the power to determine inventorship or ownership of any Development Invention.