Common use of Licence to use Clause in Contracts

Licence to use. If the Services involve the use of any materials or content created by third parties in relation to which it is not economic or possible for the Consultant to provide the assignment under clause 14.1.3., the Consultant must: provide MLA with an estimate for the cost of procuring the rights to use the relevant materials or content and obtain MLA’s written consent before incurring any such costs; obtain all necessary approvals, permits, licences and authorisations for MLA to use the relevant materials or content; conduct reasonable due diligence, and where necessary obtain reasonable warranties, regarding the third party’s right to license any Intellectual Property Rights subsisting in the relevant materials or content; and clearly identify the relevant materials or content in the Statement of Work and advise MLA of any use limitations prior to providing it to MLA.

Licence to use. If the Services involve the use of any materials or content created by third parties in relation to which it is not economic or possible for the Consultant to provide the assignment under clause 14.1.3., the Consultant must: provide MLA with an estimate for the cost of procuring the rights to use the relevant materials or content and obtain MLA’s written consent before incurring any such costs; obtain all necessary approvals, permits, licences and authorisations for MLA to use the relevant materials or content; conduct reasonable due diligence, and where necessary obtain reasonable warranties, regarding the third party’s right to license any Intellectual Property Rights subsisting in the relevant materials or content; and clearly identify the relevant materials or content in the Statement of Work and advise MLA of any use limitations prior to providing it to MLA.