Intellectual Property Licence definition

Intellectual Property Licence means all agreements under which any Company Group Member obtains from any person the exclusive or non-exclusive right to use, but not the ownership of, any of the Intellectual Property Rights referred to in paragraphs (a) to (d) inclusive of the definition of that term.
Intellectual Property Licence means the terms and conditions on which Steamforged licences the Licensed Rights to Retailers set out in Schedule 4 (as may be varied by Steamforged from time to time);
Intellectual Property Licence means the trade ▇▇▇▇ licence agreement between CPW and CPW Brands dated 30 March 2007 pursuant to which CPW Brands grants a non-exclusive licence to CPW to use the Licensed IP;

Examples of Intellectual Property Licence in a sentence

  • Intellectual Property Licence TCA grants the Supplier a non-transferable and non-exclusive limited licence to use the Trademarks set out in Schedule C for the Term in accordance with the Guidelines and this Agreement.

  • Intellectual Property Licence TCA grants the Operator Supplier a non-transferable and non-exclusive limited licence to use the Trademarks set out in Schedule C in accordance with the Guidelines and this Agreement.

  • For the avoidance of doubt, the Ofatumumab Indications Data constitutes part of the Arzerra Auto-Immune IP Rights for the purposes of the Ofatumumab Intellectual Property Licence Agreement (as such term is defined in the Agreed Terms for the Ofatumumab Intellectual Property Licence Agreement).

  • For the avoidance of doubt, the Ofatumumab Indications Data constitutes part of the Ofatumumab Licensed IP Rights for the purposes of the Ofatumumab Intellectual Property Licence Agreement (as such term is defined in the Ofatumumab Intellectual Property Licence Agreement).

  • Midland Heart will grant the Supplier a Midland Heart Intellectual Property Licence and the Supplier will grant Midland Heart the Supplier Historic Intellectual Property Licence.

  • The Sponsor shall not otherwise assign or sub-license the TTL Intellectual Property Licence.

  • TTL shall not otherwise assign or sub-license the Sponsor Intellectual Property Licence.

  • DLR shall not otherwise assign or sub-license the Sponsor Intellectual Property Licence.

  • This agreement is supplemental to the Intellectual Property Licence Agreement entered into between the College and the Licensee on or shortly before the date of this agreement (the “Licence”).

  • The Minister indemnifies the Purchaser and the Network Lessees against any liability or loss arising under any of the Contracts, Intellectual Property Licences or Access Agreements as a result of any act or omission of the Commission before the Completion Date, except for any liability or loss suffered by reason of the recission, avoidance, repudiation or termination of a Contract, Intellectual Property Licence or Access Agreement by any party to it.


More Definitions of Intellectual Property Licence

Intellectual Property Licence means the licence of intellectual property rights granted to the Issuer under the Brand Licence; and “Licensed Intellectual Property” means the trademarks and other intellectual property rights which are the subject of the Brand Licence.
Intellectual Property Licence means the licence to be entered into at Completion between Hero (1) and the Purchaser (2) relating to the use of certain trade marks owned by Hero in the Agreed Form.
Intellectual Property Licence means the intellectual property licence in the form set out in Schedule 9;
Intellectual Property Licence means a licence that entitles the holder to use, perform, copy or reproduce intellectual property;
Intellectual Property Licence an agreement dated 4 March 2002 (which is in the agreed terms) between the (1) Seller, (2) the Purchaser and (3) the Receivers whereby the Seller shall grant the Purchaser a licence to use the intellectual property rights of the Seller described therein for a period of no more than 31 days from the date of that licence;