Licensor's Trademarks definition

Licensor's Trademarks means “BoardEffect” and any future trademarks owned or licensed by Licensor for use in promoting the BoardEffect Platform.
Licensor's Trademarks has the meaning set forth in Section 11 of this Agreement.
Licensor's Trademarks is defined in paragraph 3. 5(a). ---------------------

Examples of Licensor's Trademarks in a sentence

  • Nothing contained in this Agreement shall give OEM any interest in any of Licensor’s Trademarks.

  • Licensee hereby acknowledges the validity of Licensor’s Trademarks and Licensor’s exclusive right, title and interest in and to the Trademarks.

  • Licensee agrees that Licensor’s Trademarks shall remain the sole property of Licensor and that Licensee will obtain no proprietary interest by virtue of this Agreement in any of Licensor’s Trademarks.

  • Licensee shall assure that the use of Licensor’s Trademarks is per Licensor’s express specifications.

  • Licensor hereby grants Licensee the non-exclusive right to display and use Licensor’s Trademarks.


More Definitions of Licensor's Trademarks

Licensor's Trademarks means the Kennametal Trademarks, in the case of Kennametal, and the JLK Trademarks, in the case of JLK.
Licensor's Trademarks means the BAC Trademarks, in the case of BAC, and the BAMSI Trademarks, in the case of BAMSI.
Licensor's Trademarks means the Licensor's trademarks listed on the Schedule of Trademarks and any other trademarks related to the Deliverables which the Licensor may specify in writing from time to time.
Licensor's Trademarks means "Ibabel" and any future trademarks owned or licensed by Licensor for use in promoting the Ibabel Software.
Licensor's Trademarks has the meaning attributable thereto in Section 6(b).
Licensor's Trademarks means “Elliptics, Webcrossing Community, and Webcrossing Neighbors” plus any future trademarks owned or licensed by Licensor.
Licensor's Trademarks means the trademarks as licensed or used by Licensor on or in connection with the Products, which Trademarks are shown in Exhibit "C".