Joint Ownership of Foreground Sample Clauses

The "Joint Ownership of Foreground" clause establishes that any intellectual property or results developed collaboratively by the parties during the course of their agreement will be co-owned by all contributing parties. In practice, this means that both parties have equal rights to use, license, or further develop the jointly created materials or inventions, often without needing additional consent from the other party. This clause is essential for ensuring that both parties benefit from their joint efforts and clarifies ownership rights, thereby preventing future disputes over the use or commercialization of the jointly developed results.
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. Any Foreground generated by or on behalf of more than one Participant and for which Foreground it is not possible to establish the respective contribution of each Participant, or separate their contribution for the purpose of applying for, obtaining or maintaining protection of the Foreground, such Foreground shall be jointly owned by such contributing Participants. Each such Participant shall have an equal and undivided interest in such joint Foreground.
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. When Foreground has been developed jointly by several project partners, and it is not possible to distinguish their individual contributions, the Foreground generated will be jointly owned, unless the project partners concerned agree on a different solution. To better manage joint ownership, project partners shall agree on its terms and conditions, either by incorporating the necessary provisions in the CA or by signing a joint ownership agreement. In the absence of such an agreement (or pending its conclusion), a default joint ownership regime applies.
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. When Foreground is generated jointly by Parties and their respective share cannot be ascertained they shall have jointly ownership on such Foreground, unless the Parties agree on a different solution.7 [In case of joint ownership, the joint owners may set out a suitable ownership regime and may consider among others the following suggested two possibilities:] [The joint owners include a default regime as the provided in Article 40.2 of Rules for Participation and incorporate it into the CA as follows:] Where no joint ownership agreement has yet been concluded, each of the joint owners shall be entitled to Use their jointly owned Foreground as it considers suitable. Each of the joint owners shall, furthermore, be entitled to grant non-exclusive licences to third parties, without any right to sublicense, subject to the following conditions: - at least <NUMBER> days prior notice must be given to the other joint owner(s); - fair and reasonable compensation must be provided to the other joint owner(s).
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. With specific reference to Foreground, it may happen that Foreground is the result of the participation of different Project Partners. In case it is possible to define the specific piece of Foreground pertaining to each Project Partner participating to the creation of Foreground, each participant Project Partner remains the owner of that specific piece. In contrast, if it is impossible to distinguish the individual contribution provided by the participant Project Partners, then the Foreground is subject to joint ownership of all the Project Partners who provide contribution in generating the Foreground. In some cases, the ownership percentage might be defined taking into consideration the criteria of the efforts deployed by the relevant Project Partners (like amount of Provided Data) for the specific task giving rise to the Foreground. This joint ownership may be delegated by Project Partners by laying down specific contractual provisions in the CA or with execution of a joint ownership agreement. With regard to the SAVAS Project, since there are no provisions in the CA and no joint ownership agreement has been concluded, it applies the default joint ownership regime provide for by the GA. In addition, each participating Project Partner is entitled to grant non-exclusive licenses to third parties, without any right to sub-license, provided the following conditions are fulfilled:
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. When Foreground is generated jointly by Parties and their respective share cannot be ascertained they shall have jointly ownership on such Foreground, unless the Parties agree on a different solution.7 [In case of joint ownership, the joint owners may set out a suitable ownership regime and may consider among others the following suggested two possibilities:] [The joint owners include a default regime as the provided in Article 40.2 of Rules for Participation and incorporate it into the CA as follows:] Where no joint ownership agreement has yet been concluded, each of the joint owners shall be entitled to Use their jointly owned Foreground as it considers suitable. Each of the joint owners shall, furthermore, be entitled to grant non-exclusive licences to third parties, without any right to sublicense, subject to the following conditions: 5 It is recommended that all the project partners maintain evidence showing the development of the generation of its Foreground in order to be able to prove its ownership and the date of its generation. It might be useful in order to avoid or resolve conflicts between project partners about the origin of the results, e.g. IPR. For instance “Laboratory Notes” are used by scientists in research activities to document their development of studies. It may serve as a primary record of research. Therefore laboratory notebooks are especially useful in protecting IP rights coming from research, as they constitute a proof of the date of developing an invention. This clause is quite important in the case that the applicable national law have a specific type of “professor’s privilege” regime. 6 Where any third party such as a researcher or sub-contractor is involved in the Project, the Party engaged with them, shall ensure that those assign or license to it any Intellectual Property they may have in the Foreground in order to be able to give effect to the provisions established in this CA.
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Joint Ownership of Foreground. In case of joint ownership of Foreground in this Project, Parties’ shares of ownership shall be proportional to the intellectual contribution invested in generating that specific Foreground. The joint owners shall agree on all protection measures, shares of property and on the division of related cost in a joint ownership agreement to be negotiated in advance.
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