Industrial Property Rights means all of the Company's patents, trademarks, trade names, inventions, copyrights, know-how or trade secrets, formulas and science, now in existence or hereafter developed or acquired by the Company or for its use, relating to any and all products and services which are developed, formulated and/or manufactured by the Company.

Industrial Property Rights means all domestic and foreign patents, utility models, and industrial designs.

Industrial Property Rights indicates the rules laid down by Xxx. Dec. no. 30 of February 10 2005 and subsequent amendments, namely the Italian Code of Industrial Property (“Codice di Proprietà Industriale” - C.P.I.) concerning brands and other distinctive signs, in actual existence, geographical indications, denominations of origin, works of industrial design, inventions, utility models, topographies of semiconductor products, classified corporate information (know how), and new plant varieties

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This strategy aims to support the protection of Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights against Counterfeiting and Piracy and other related instruments.
Deliver all documents, know-how, information technology software and other intellectual property required for the provision of the Services and management of the Utility which were required to be left with the Procuring Entity or Utility at the Termination of the Contract under Clauses 6 [Know-How Transfer and Training] and 15 [Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights].

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Industrial Property Rights mean any or all rights under patents, utility models, formulas, know how and applications therefore presently owned or hereafter acquired by Licensor and/or which Licensor has or may have the right to control or grant license thereof during the term hereof and which are applicable to or may he used in installation of the Air Krete Quality Products.

Industrial Property Rights means rights related to patents, utility models, industrial designs, certification mark, collective mark, mark, lay out designs, and geographical indications protected under this Act;

Industrial Property Rights includes patents, design rights, trademark rights whether registered or unregistered, copyrights, and all other forms of industrial or intellectual property (in each case in any part of the world and whether or not registered or registrable and to the fullest extent thereof and for the full period thereof and all extensions and renewals thereof) and all applications for registration thereof, and all rights and interests thereto and therein;

Industrial Property Rights means rights of organizations and individuals to inventions, industrial designs, layout-designs of semiconductor integrated circuits, trade secrets, marks, trade names, geographical indications and trade secrets they have created or own, and the right to repression of unfair competition.

Industrial Property Rights means any patent, utility patent protection, trademark, and other industrial property rights of any kind. - Copyright: refers to all the rights that are governed by the provisions of Articles L111-1 to L135-7 of the Intellectual Property Code and including “sui generis” right of database producers and copyrights related to the Software governed by the law of 3rd July 1985 and also by Articles L111-1 to L135-7 of the Intellectual Property Code. - Software: set of items protectable by the copyright of computer program, including source code, object code (also called executable code) and the related technical documentation. This includes the concept of “Software Brick”.

Industrial Property Rights means all know-how, copyright, trade marks, patents, designs, information and documentation (including, but not limited to, drawings relating to the manufacture, assembly and use of the Products and sales and promotional literature relating to the Products) other than the Trade Mark which in any way relates to the Products.