Mayo Rights definition
Mayo Rights means all of the rights reserved by Mayo under the Mayo Agreement including: (a) the rights of the United States government, if any, in any and all intellectual property owned or controlled by Mayo; (b) Mayo’s and its affiliates’ reserved, irrevocable and royalty free right under any and all intellectual property owned or controlled by Mayo to manufacture, have manufactured, or use (but not commercially distribute) any products or methods solely in conjunction with Mayo’s and its affiliates’ non-profit educational, research and clinical programs; (c) all of Mayo’s rights in and to all of the patents, know-how and other intellectual property owned or controlled by Mayo or its affiliates which Mayo did not expressly grant to ABARIS in the Mayo Agreement; (d) the right to solely own all right, title and interest in all of the intellectual property owned by Mayo; (e) Mayo’s right to restrain infringement of the patent rights which Mayo licensed to ABARIS under the Mayo Agreement if ABARIS does not file an action to restrain infringement of such patents within one year after becoming aware of such infringement; and (f) Mayo’s right to have sole control over the prosecution, maintenance, defense and litigation related to certain patent rights which Mayo and the University of Minnesota co-own and have licensed to ABARIS in the Mayo Agreement.