Common use of Arising Intellectual Property Clause in Contracts

Arising Intellectual Property. The Parties represent that, by law or contract, they will own any Arising IP created by their employees, contractors, agents or students. A Party who is the sole owner of Arising IP is responsible for patenting and licensing its Arising IP, but is not obliged by this Agreement to patent its Arising IP. However, a Party who is unwilling to patent its Arising IP shall diligently do so if the other Party undertakes to pay all expenses incurred in obtaining and maintaining the patent.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Master Collaborative Research Agreement (Lexaria Bioscience Corp.), Master Collaborative Research Agreement (Lexaria Bioscience Corp.)

Arising Intellectual Property. The Parties represent that, by law or contract, they will own any Arising IP created by their employees, contractors, agents or students. A Party who is the sole owner of Arising IP is responsible for patenting and licensing its Arising IP, but is not obliged by this Agreement to patent its Arising IP. However, a Party who is unwilling to patent its Arising IP shall diligently do so if the other Party undertakes to pay all reasonable expenses incurred in obtaining and maintaining the patent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Research and Development (Oragenics Inc)