License Period definition

License Period means the period beginning from the Commencement Date and ending on the Termination Date.
License Period means the period beginning from the Commencement Date and ending on the Termination Date by efflux of time or sooner determination in accordance with the date of this Agreement.
License Period means the period as more particularly described in this Agreement.

Examples of License Period in a sentence

  • This Agreement shall continue to operate and be binding on the Parties for the License Period of 15 (Fifteen) years commencing from the Compliance Date, unless terminated earlier.

  • Further, the Licensee also agrees that the SSCL/Licensor shall not be liable for any accident/injury or claims of the workers/employees employed by it or by its contractor/sub- contractors during the execution of the development works, under this Agreement, throughout the License Period.

  • The Licensee undertakes that its employees/staff shall make no claim against the SSCL/Licensor for any reason whatsoever, throughout the License Period.


More Definitions of License Period

License Period means the two-year period beginning with the
License Period with respect to each Included Program shall mean the period during which Licensee is authorized to make such Included Program available for exhibition hereunder, as specified in Section 3.4 of the Principal Terms.
License Period means a period of 10 years subsequent to expiry of fitment period after handing over of the station.
License Period means the two-year period beginning with the date of original issue or renewal of a particular license and ending on the expiration date, if any.
License Period means October 1 through the following September 30.
License Period means the two years between the dates on which the Board issues a license and the license expires.
License Period means the period during which a license issued under s. 101.951 or 101.952 is effective, as estab- lished by the department under s. 101.951 (2) (b) 1. or 101.952 (2)