Exclusive control definition

Exclusive control means accessible by and attributable solely to the electronic notary to the exclusion of all other persons and entities, either through being in the direct physical custody of the electronic notary or through being secured with one or more biometric, password, token, or other authentication technologies in an electronic notarization system that meets the performance requirements of Virginia Code §47.1-14 and §47.1-16.

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Exclusive control means accessible by and attributable solely to the notary public to the exclusion of all other persons and entities, either through being in the direct physical custody of the notary public or through being secured with one or more biometric password, token or other authentication technologies.

Exclusive control means that the applicable Party or its Controlled Affiliate (i) solely owns all right, title, and interest in and to Patent Rights Covering a Target reasonably sufficient to exclude all others from the manufacture, and from the sale, in the applicable country of all generally commercially available products to detect and/or quantify such Target, or (ii) has a license under Patent Rights Covering a Target of the applicable Approved Product to make, use, sell, offer to sell, and import the Approved Product in the applicable country, which rights are exclusive (including with respect to the licensor and all third parties) reasonably sufficient to exclude all others from the manufacture, and from the sale, in the applicable country of all generally commercially available products to detect and/or quantify such Target. Notwithstanding the foregoing, rights retained by a government entity, or rights retained by a licensor for non-commercial applications, shall not be considered for purposes of determining whether or not the applicable Party or its Controlled Affiliate has Exclusive Control. A Party or its Controlled Affiliate, as applicable, shall be required to have rights to enforce the applicable Patent Rights, however, in order to qualify as having Exclusive Control; provided that such enforcement rights with respect to Patent Rights licensed from another entity may be backup rights that are triggered only if the licensor (or others on its behalf) does not enforce the Patent Rights.

Examples of Exclusive control in a sentence

• Creditor acknowledges that Bank may not be able to respond to a Notice of Exclusive control pursuant to Section 5 above, and Creditor agrees that Bank will not be held liable for any failure to respond to a Notice of Exclusive Control, if the Creditor does not deliver the Notice of Exclusive Control as set forth in this Section 13 or to the Address listed below Bank's signature block at the end of this Agreement.

• Exclusive control means all right, title and interests in the works and or documents is vested in DEED.] Workers Compensation The Grantee certifies that it is in compliance with Minn.

• A party shall provide to the other party at least twenty (20) days advance written notice before each such audit.

• AQUATRONICS shall have Exclusive control of the prosecution of suits against infringers and shall be entitled to retain all proceeds as a result of such suits, subject to payment of royalties in proportion to the royalties herein outlined.

More Definitions of Exclusive control

Exclusive control means that control of clients’ money is restricted to a