Exploiting Party means the Party or Parties undertaking development and exploitation pursuant to Clauses 11 and 12;
Exploiting Party means whichever of the Grantee or Technology Transfer Group (if any) as applicable will be responsible for the Exploitation of the Grant Funded IP for and on behalf of the Grantee.
Exploiting Party means the Party(ies) undertaking Exploitation pursuant to Clauses 5 and 16. For clarity any Third Party to whom the Company or its Affiliates licences the Exploitation of the Exploitation IPRs shall not be considered an Exploiting Party for the purposes of this Agreement;
Examples of Exploiting Party in a sentence
If and to the extent that the other Party has any rights to such Commercialization Trademarks, following the exercise of the Option such Party shall promptly assign its rights to such Commercialization Trademarks to the Exploiting Party.
The Exploiting Party shall own and Control any and all trademarks developed during the Term for the purposes of Commercialization of the First Product or other Collaboration Product, (the “Commercialization Trademarks”), for which the Exploiting Party exercised an Option in the Territory.
More Definitions of Exploiting Party
Exploiting Party means the Party responsible for commercialising and exploiting the Project Intellectual Property with or without the Background Intellectual Property in accordance with Clause 7 ;
Exploiting Party means one of the Organisation or the Grantors, being the Party responsible for commercialising and exploiting the Project Intellectual Property and/or the Background Intellectual Property in accordance with Clause 9 which shall be the Organisation, until the exercise of the option set out in Clause 9.7;
Exploiting Party means whichever of the Institution or Technology Transfer Group (if there is one) as is or will be responsible for technology transfer and commercialisation matters with respect to the Project funded by The Charity for and on behalf of the Institution. For these purposes, ‘exploitation’ includes but is not limited to commercialization by way of licence, assignment, option, sale, research collaboration or other agreement, or for cash or equity consideration.
Exploiting Party means whichever of the Organisation or Technology Transfer Group (if there is one) named above as is or will be responsible for technology transfer and commercialisation matters with respect to the Trust-funded Project for and on behalf of the Organisation. For these purposes, ‘exploitation’ includes but is not limited to commercialization by way of licence, assignment, option, sale, research collaboration or other agreement, or for cash or equity consideration. ‘Grant’ means the grant, details of which are set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement. ‘Gross Income’ means all cash sums or other monetary consideration actually received in respect of exploitation of the Trust-funded Project, including licence, signing and option fees, royalties, and milestones, but excludes any Equity or other interests (whether by way of debenture, warrant, security or otherwise) or monies paid specifically to fund the undertaking of a research programme. ‘Organisation’ means the organisation named in the details set out above. ‘Intellectual Property’ means any and all rights in inventions, discoveries, materials, technologies, products, data, algorithms, software, know-how, patents, databases, copyright, trademarks, design rights, applications for any of the foregoing, moral rights, and any other intellectual property rights whether or not registered or capable of registration and whether or not subsisting in the UK or in any other part of the world.
Exploiting Party means the party as designated in the list of parties to this Agreement, that will take the primary responsibility for the Exploitation of the Results of the KAVA, in consultation with the other EIT Food Partners in the KAVA.
Exploiting Party. The Exploiting Party is the EIT Food Partner that will take the primary responsibility for the commercial Exploitation of the Results of the KAVA. The EIT Food Partners working together in the KAVA should make arrangements between themselves in order to determine who will be the Exploiting Party towards KIC LE. Since EIT Food Partners are deemed to enter into a consortium agreement, the expectation is that these arrangements will be made at the level of the consortium agreement. When an Exploiting Party would leave the consortium, the overall arrangements regarding further execution of the KAVA when EIT Food Partners are leaving (see Art. 32 of the MGA) will apply. Typically, the tasks will be reallocated, appropriate amendments will have to be made. Also, this Agreement would have to be amended in the event of a change of parties involved.
Exploiting Party means whichever of the University or Grantee as is or will be responsible for commercialisation and exploitation of the ISRF-Funded Outcome of Research. For these purposes, ‘exploitation’ includes but is not limited to commercialisation by way of licence, assignment, option, sale, research collaboration or other agreement, or for cash or equity consideration.