COAs and APM Clause Samples

COAs and APM. The CLA has a Section 2(j) that reads as follows (bolded emphasis added): “COAs and APM. ***
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COAs and APM. Unless the Product ATs indicate that a COA is not required, Company must permanently affix the applicable COA for each Product to an accessible location on each Embedded System. If this is not physically possible, Company must receive, through its MS Distributor, MS advance approval to attach the COA to one of the following alternatives: the APM, the License Terms, recovery media, or Company’s end user manual distributed with the Embedded System. Company shall also distribute the APM, if any, with each Embedded System. Company must not distribute APM or COAs separate from the Embedded System or make these available through any other means or channel. For example, Company must not sell, give, or otherwise transfer APM or COAs to any third party except as required by this section 2.i.
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