Royalty Territory definition

Royalty Territory means the world, excluding the U.S.

Royalty Territory means the Territory excluding the Co-Promotion Territory, if applicable.

Royalty Territory means, with respect to a particular Product, those countries or territories in which such Product is a Royalty Product.

Examples of Royalty Territory in a sentence

• The costs related to such activities at BI as requested by Roche shall be shared as a Development Cost for the Shared Territory or borne for the Royalty Territory by Roche [*], as applicable.

• Upon request by Roche, Prothena shall provide reasonable support for Roche’s meetings with Regulatory Authorities in the Royalty Territory relating to the Licensed Products.

• Despite government support, ECD financing is still facing inadequate and tracking dispatched finances is yet to be in place.

• If a license covers the entire Territory, then the JFT shall allocate the economic terms (that are not dependent on net sales of Licensed Products) between the Shared Territory and the Royalty Territory based on the relevance of such license in the respective portions of the Territory.

• LICENSEE shall pay LICENSOR an “Earned Royalty” based on Net Sales of Licensed Products in the Royalty Territory.

More Definitions of Royalty Territory

Royalty Territory means all countries and jurisdictions in the AbbVie Territory, except the Co-Promotion Territory.

Royalty Territory means (i) for any Product Targeting the Pfizer Targets CD19 or ROR1, the Pfizer Territory and (ii) for any other Product, all countries of the world.

Royalty Territory means: (a) the Territory, with respect to Royalty-Bearing Products; and (b) the ROW, with respect to Profit-Share Products.

Royalty Territory means [***].

Royalty Territory means the Territory.

Royalty Territory means the entire world other than the Net Profit/Loss Split Territory.

Royalty Territory means, for a particular Product: (a) no countries or jurisdictions of the world so long as Portola has not exercised its Opt-Out Option for such Product; and (b) all countries and jurisdictions of the world if and only if Portola exercises its Opt-Out Option for such Product.