Manufacturing Licence definition

Manufacturing Licence means all licences necessary for or in connection with the Manufacture of the Products at the Manufacturing Site(s).
Manufacturing Licence means the manufacturing licence in respect of the Goods granted by the Licensing Authority;
Manufacturing Licence has the meaning set out in Clause 2.3;

Examples of Manufacturing Licence in a sentence

  • The Manufacturing Licence may be assigned together (but not alone) as part of any assignment of this Agreement in accordance with Clause 29.

  • GW shall at all times ensure that all Intermediates and Products Manufactured by GW pursuant to this Agreement are stored and warehoused in compliance with the Manufacturing Licence and otherwise in accordance with Bayer’s reasonable written requirements.

  • GW shall supply a copy of each such Manufacturing Licence to Bayer or its Affiliates free of charge on written request.

  • The Nitec Manufacturing Licence shall be co-terminus with the licence granted under Section 5.1.

  • S&N shall be responsible for all costs of the manufacture of the Products by or on behalf of S&N during the time that S&N is manufacturing Products under the Manufacturing Licence.


More Definitions of Manufacturing Licence

Manufacturing Licence means a licence issued under section 25;
Manufacturing Licence means a manufacturing licence issued under section 13;
Manufacturing Licence means a licence issued under section 23; “person” includes a firm, a company, an association, cooperative
Manufacturing Licence means a licence issued under section 25; "medium scale tea grower" means a person cultivating tea in a parcel
Manufacturing Licence means a licence issued under the Act; “point of export” means a designated customs border point at
Manufacturing Licence means any licence as granted by the Regulatory Authority to Skye or the Third Party Manufacturer in the applicable territory to Manufacture the Product;
Manufacturing Licence means a licence issued under section 24A;