Types of Licence Sample Clauses

Types of Licence. 3.1. This Licence will fall within one of the following categories. Because each successive holder of this Licence can gain no more rights than the previous holder, the category will be that under which the licence was obtained by the first legitimate holder of it. Details of that category will be contained on the Licence Certificate granted to the first holder. NOTE THAT POSSESSION OF THE LICENCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF A VALID LICENCE. IT IS MERELY EVIDENCE OF THE RIGHTS GRANTED TO THE FIRST HOLDER OF THE LICENCE.
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Types of Licence. Exclusive and Non-Exclusive POL18 A licence is exclusive if only one licensee obtains authorisation to use it, ie, the licensor contracts not to grant a licence to other parties (in the scope cov- ered by the licence). A licence is non-exclusive if the licensee can give the licence to many entities. POL19 An exclusive licence (one that obliges the licensor not to give further licences) also could contain the licensor’s obligation not to use the intellectual property right (eg, patent, trade mark, and copyright) itself. This is a so-called sole licence. It also is possible to execute an exclusive licence agreement under which the licensor is still able to use the intellectual property right, though it undertakes not to give further licences.1 POL20 A sole exclusive worldwide licence is quite similar to assignment of an intellectual property right. Exclusivity also may be limited in place, meaning the licensee enjoys a protected area of exclusivity, in subject matter, meaning the licensee enjoys exclusivity for certain usages of the intellectual property but not for other forms of use, and in time. Compulsory and Legal POL21 Compulsory licences are granted by an authoritative (usually govern- ment) body for reasons of public policy. Compulsory licences are non-exclusive and the party exploiting the right pays royalties to the licensor. POL22 According to the Industrial Property Law, a compulsory licence may be granted for exploiting an invention, a utility model, an industrial design, or a topography. According to the Plant Variety Protection Act, a compulsory licence may be granted for exploiting a plant variety. POL23 The Copyright Act provides for so-called legal licences and so-called permissible (fair) use of protected works. Legal licences and the institution of permissible use limit the authors’ exclusivity to use and dispose of the protected work for reasons of public policy.
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  • TYPE OF LICENCE 1.1 This licence is an H4C TYPE LICENCE.

  • TERMS OF LICENSE The terms and conditions set forth in the Contract that are in effect and applicable to a Purchase Order at the time of order placement. kk. THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE Any software that is developed independently of Contractor and which may be governed by a separate license.

  • Scope of Licence 2. 1. You may only use the Licensed Content in the manner and to the extent permitted by these Ts&Cs and any applicable laws.

  • Xxxxx of License Georgia Institute of Technology shall grant the Student a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable and revocable license to use and occupy an assigned space in a Georgia Institute of Technology facility in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract (the “License”). The parties to this Contract do not intend that an estate, a tenancy or any other interest in property should pass from Georgia Institute of Technology to Student. Instead, it is the intention of the parties that the relationship between Georgia Institute of Technology and Student be that of licensor and licensee and the sole right of Student to use the assigned space as a living unit shall be based upon the License granted in this Contract.

  • Scope of License The license granted to you for the Company application is limited to a non-transferable license to use the Company application on a device that utilizes the Apple iOS or Android operating system, as applicable, and in accordance with the usage rules set forth in the applicable App Distributor terms of service. (2)

  • Duration of Licence 3. 1. A licence for is valid from the date of purchase ('Licence Date') at the end of the relevant period in the below table:

  • Loss of Licence The Beneficiary ceases to be authorised to be the operator of trains by a licence granted under section 8 of the Act or by a licence or SNRP granted or recognised under the Railway (Licensing of Railway Undertakings) Regulations 2005 (whether by revocation or otherwise) unless it is exempt from the requirement so to be authorised;

  • Duration of licenses Licenses granted on a subscription basis expire at the end of the applicable subscription period unless renewed. Licenses granted for metered Products billed periodically based on usage continue as long as Customer continues to pay for its usage of the Product. All other licenses become perpetual upon payment in full.

  • Specific Restrictions on Use of Licensed Materials Unauthorized Use. Licensee shall not knowingly permit anyone other than Authorized Users to use the Licensed Materials.

  • Term of License The license granted to the Engineer by this article shall terminate at the end of the term specified in Article 2 of this contract.

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