Display of Material on Termination Sample Clauses

The "Display of Material on Termination" clause governs how materials, such as content or intellectual property, are handled and displayed after a contract or agreement ends. Typically, this clause specifies whether the party that received the material must remove it from public view, return it, or cease using it in any form upon termination. For example, a website operator may be required to take down licensed images or branded content once their agreement with the content owner concludes. The core function of this clause is to protect the rights of the material owner and prevent unauthorized use or display of their materials after the contractual relationship has ended.
Display of Material on Termination. As soon as this Agreement is terminated, the Merchant will cease displaying any advertising or promotional material relating to the System.
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