Exploitation Clause Samples

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Exploitation. Where an applicant has been convicted of a crime involving, related to, or has any connection with abuse, exploitation, use or treatment of another individual irrespective of whether the victim or victims were adults or children, they will not be licensed. This includes slavery, child sexual exploitation, grooming, psychological, emotional or financial abuse, but this is not an exhaustive list.
Exploitation. To produce, reproduce, distribute, exhibit, vend, and otherwise exploit and dispose of such motion pictures, trailers, and stills in connection therewith for any and all motion picture uses and purposes, including theatrical, non-theatrical, pay television, video cassette and disc and sound record uses and purposes, and to authorize and license others so to do, throughout the world, including the right to make and use and exploit sound records, sound on film, tape and cassettes, audio-visual devices of any type, and all other contrivances and devices now or hereafter used for producing, recording, transmitting, distributing and exhibiting motion pictures.
Exploitation. (i) Exploitation of intellectual property may take the form of patenting by the originator singly or in combination with other agencies. (ii) The parties patenting the property shall reach a mutually agreeable arrangement including ownership and revenue sharing which shall be reduced to writing. (iii) In the event that the employee reaches an agreement to use the offices of the Innovation Transfer Office, disputes shall be handled in accordance with Article
Exploitation. Development and/or Production.
Exploitation. 4.1 BIOPHYTIS undertakes to exploit the rights granted and to take the necessary measures (including obtaining the necessary authorisations if necessary) to develop, use, manufacture, market, import and hold the PRODUCTS falling within the SCOPE and the TERRITORY or to find one or more LICENSEE(S) likely to develop, use, manufacture, market, import and hold the PRODUCTS within the SCOPE and the TERRITORY, in particular by means of a serious commercial prospection and reasonable development and investment efforts. 4.2 Throughout the LICENSE AGREEMENT, BIOPHYTIS undertakes to provide to SATT LUTECH, acting on behalf of the ESTABLISHMENTS, confidential annual reports on the exploitation actions (as listed in Article 4.1 above) related to the rights granted, carried out in the last twelve (12) months. Each report must also include justified projections for the next twelve (12) months. 4.3 BIOPHYTIS shall promptly inform SATT LUTECH, acting on behalf of the ESTABLISHMENTS, of any decision by BIOPHYTIS itself or any of the LICENSEES not to pursue the further development and/or marketing of any PRODUCT in any country of the TERRITORY or the exploitation of all or part of the PATENTS. Where applicable, the ESTABLISHMENTS or SATT LUTECH acting on behalf of the ESTABLISHMENTS will have the right to cancel BIOPHYTIS’ exclusivity granted in the country(ies) considered or with regard to the rights that have not been exploited. The ESTABLISHMENTS, or SATT LUTECH acting on behalf of the ESTABLISHMENTS, may cancel BIOPHYTIS’ exclusivity granted pursuant to article 2.1 above, if for two (2) consecutive years and in view of projections provided pursuant to Article 4.2 above, BIOPHYTIS has not implemented any of the means necessary for the direct or indirect development and commercialisation of PRODUCTS. Finally, in the event that the royalties collected (excluding the guaranteed minimums) from BIOPHYTIS pursuant to the LICENSE AGREEMENT, due to NET SALES and INDIRECT INCOME would represent an annual total of less than or equal to fifty thousand Euros, excluding taxes (€50,000, excluding taxes), for a period of two (2) consecutive financial years, SATT LUTECH, acting on behalf of other ESTABLISHMENTS, may notify by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to BIOPHYTIS the immediate and automatic conversion of the exclusive rights subject to the LICENSE AGREEMENT into non-exclusive rights. By express agreement between the PARTIES, this provision may be triggered at a...
Exploitation. Exploitation of intellectual property through Innovation Transfer may be undertaken by the owner singly or in combination with another party. (i) The parties exploiting the property shall reach a mutually agreeable arrangement including ownership and revenue sharing which shall be reduced to writing. (ii) In the event that the employee reaches an agreement to use the offices of the University or the Innovation Transfer Office of Carleton University, disputes shall be handled in accordance with Article 14.6. Individuals using the offices of external agencies should include a dispute resolution mechanism in their written agreements.
Exploitation. Issues related to the management of Project Background Information and Project Foreground Information, including the allocation of any benefits (including royalties) derived from the creation and exploitation of Intellectual Property in Project Foreground Information in respect of Cooperative Activities under this Agreement shall be governed by the Articles of this Agreement, including the provisions of Annex I, and any Technology Management Plans associated with a Project.
Exploitation. This Agreement does not bring any change to the ownership and intellectual property rights relating to the CERES/IGER Plant Material. [Party] acknowledges that the CERES/IGER Plant Material may be covered by patents or patent applications of [CERES/IGER].
Exploitation. Exploitation" means the illegal or improper use of an individual or his resources for another's profit or advantage.
Exploitation. The Licensee undertakes to actively exploit and commercialize the Intellectual Property Rights personally or through Sub-Licensees (if authorized) to the maximum extent and throughout the Territory in a real and serious manner. The Licensee shall provide the Licensor with periodic reports, at least once annually, detailing the progress of the past, current, and projected commercialization efforts and activities taken or planned by the Licensee and the Sub-Licensees (if any) to commercialize the Intellectual Property Rights throughout the Territory.