Subject Work definition
Subject Work means entire scope related to ‘setting up of washery’ as well as its ‘operation & maintenance’ on BOO concept.
Subject Work means any Work which is conceived by Employee alone or in a joint effort with others and which indirectly or directly results from Employee’s employment by the Company.
Subject Work means entire scope related to „setting up of Washery/CPP‟ as well as its
Examples of Subject Work in a sentence
No license is granted to exploit rights in the Subject Work Series other than the Subject Work, and Licensee expressly acknowledges that the NFT License is subject to, and expressly allows, others to exploit rights in the Subject Work Series other than the Subject Work.
More Definitions of Subject Work
Subject Work means any Work that is conceived by Consultant, alone or in a joint effort with others during the Term of this Agreement, that results from work or other activities that Consultant performs or undertakes under this Agreement or from work or activities that have been assigned as part of his duties as a consultant to the Company; or from any Proprietary Information that has been disclosed to Consultant. It is understood that a Subject Work can also be deemed an Invention or a Subject Invention.
Subject Work means the work appearing as Exhibit A to this agreement.
Subject Work means, ‘the domestic building work carried out, being carried out or to be carried out under the contract’16.
Subject Work means a work that is prepared, produced, originated, developed, generated, or acquired in furtherance of the purposes of the Agreement, including documents, artwork, video, audio, promotional or branding materials, drafts, b-roll, rough & fine cuts, and final products.