Licensed Articles Clause Samples

Licensed Articles. Handmade novelty items made from raw materials such as wood, metal, etc. created by Hobbyist in accordance with USMC design guidelines. Repurposing unlicensed products (such as unlicensed fabric, challenge coins, medallions, etc.) is not authorized. You may repurpose products purchased from USMC Licensees. Please contact the USMC trademark Licensing Office for a current listing of approved Licensees. Use of manufactured blanks is not authorized.

Licensed Articles. Licensor grants to Licensee an exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable (except as set forth in Section 19) license to use the Licensed Trademarks solely on and/or in association with the manufacture, offering for sale, sale, marketing, advertising, promotion, shipment and distribution of: (i) shoes for infant sizes 0-6 and for toddler sizes 7-13; (ii) underwear (including but not limited to Onesies(R), Twosies(R), Longmates(R), training pants, undershirts, briefs, panties, vests, sacks, gowns, kimonos, union suits, diaper vests, one-piece underwear, fashion underwear, thermal underwear, newborn caps and booties; 2 (iii) sleepwear (including but not limited to blanket sleepers, growth sleepers, pajamas (footed and non-footed), sleep 'n play, pram suits, gowns, kimonos, sacks, 2-way sleepers and slippers); (iv) playwear (including but not limited to creepers, two-piece sets, three-piece sets, overalls, shortalls, coveralls, jumpers, dresses, shirts, sweaters, pants, sweat suits, mitts and headbands sold in conjunction with other Licensed Articles, coordinated separates, hats, booties and shorts); (v) bed and bath products, more specifically products typically used in a nursery to decorate or coordinate the nursery or bedding or to bathe a child (including but not limited to sheets, pillowcases, comforters, dust ruffles, blankets, diaper stackers, pillows, nursing pillows, throws, bumper pads, lap pads, changing table pads, mattress pads, headboard covers, quilts, room borders, wall hangings, window treatments, coordinated fabric by yard, canopies, toddler bedding, bedding sets, burpcloths, crib rail covers, duvet covers, wallpaper, towels, bath mitts, washcloths, robes and bath mats, but not including switchplates, night lights, bathtubs and nursery safety items); (vi) reusable cloth diapers and diapering apparel products (including but not limited to reusable cloth diapers, vinyl pants, diaper covers, diaper liners and swim diapers); (vii) bibs; (viii) hosiery (including but not limited to booties, socks, slipper socks, tights and leotards); (ix) swimwear (including but not limited to bathing suits, robes and cover-ups); and (x) gift sets and layettes incorporating one or more Licensed Articles; in each case, targeted to children, in sizes newborn to size 4T, except in the case of blanket sleepers, growth sleepers and pram suits, targeted to children newborn to age 14 ((i) through (ix) are collectively referred to herein as the "Licensed Articles"), as ...

Licensed Articles. The parties acknowledge that all line extensions and items of merchandise that utilize characters or brands associated with the Licensed Articles are intended to be treated as Licensed Articles in accordance with Section 7)e) of the Agreement, including, without limitation, all items that use the “SIP WITH ME” or derivative trademarks or branding, or that use characters or artwork for the Licensed Articles such as, without limitation, the items depicted in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. All line extensions will be paid a 2% royalty fee.

Licensed Articles. Glasses which are branded by, use and/or exploit the Licensed Property (as hereinafter defined), it being expressly understood and agreed that glasses (“Entertainment Glasses”) used specifically in connection with entertainment media (e.g., video games, three dimensional movies and/or television, etc.) shall be excluded from the definition of “Licensed Articles” hereunder. • Except as provided in Section 12 below, all Licensed Articles shall be positioned and sold as competitive with and similar to, in all material respects (including quality, detail, workmanship [including construction techniques], pricing, type of retail outlets used for distribution, etc.), prestige glasses brands such as ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Giorgio Armani, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Christian Dior, and this shall be deemed to be part of the definition of “Licensed Article” hereunder.

Licensed Articles. Paragraph 1(a) of the License Agreement Summary is hereby amended by adding the following at the end of that paragraph: “Without in any way expanding on the foregoing grant of rights, that class of games currently known as “Pachinko” and “Pachislot” which is not designed for casinos, but rather for non-traditional gaming venues such as Pachinko parlours, and for which the payout to the player is tokens, rather than cash or cash substitutes (e.g., vouchers, tickets, script, coupons, etc.), is specifically excluded from the list of Licensed Articles and from Licensee’s right of first refusal, provided, however, that such class of games shall not be distributed to, used by or placed in casinos or traditional gaming venues, or used in association with gaming goods or products (for example use of a Pachinko game on a top box of a gaming device).”

Licensed Articles. Ophthalmic frames for prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, non-prescription readers, eyeglass cases and other accessories and related items. AN AGREEMENT by and between SIGNATURE EYEWEAR, INC. (the “Licensee”) and _________________ (the “Manufacturer”) dated this the ____ day of ______, 2_____ (the “Effective Date”).

Licensed Articles. Upon the terms and conditions and with the limitations and--exceptions hereinafter set forth, Marvel hereby grants to Licensee and Licensee hereby accepts the non-exclusive license right to utilize the Property but solely upon and in connection with the manufacture, promotion, sale, and distribution of the articles, products and/or services identified on Exhibit B ("Licensed Articles") and in the Channels of Distribution identified in Exhibit C ("Channels of Distribution"). Notwithstanding the immediately preceding sentence, but subject to all licensing agreements entered into by Marvel prior to execution of this Agreement, so long as no default has occurred under this Agreement or any other agreement between Licensee or any of its affiliates and Marvel, Marvel shall not grant the right during the Term to any third party to use the Characters in the production of the Licensed Articles identified on Exhibit B. If Licensee fails to pay Marvel Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) in royalties on or before June 30, 2004, the rights granted herein shall become non-exclusive for the remainder of the Term of this Agreement.

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Licensed Articles. Licensee shall use the Property in connection with the manufacture and distribution of the following items (the below listed items will be referred to individually and collectively as the "Licensed Articles"): (a) Nail Care Products including polishes, top coats, removers, hardeners and quick-drys as well as artificial nail sets, nail files/clipper sets. (b) Lip Stick Products including sticks, glosses and liners. (c) Cologne Fragrances including bottled cologne sprays and body sprays. (d) Mass Market Gift Set/Bags including combinations of the items listed in 3(a), (b) and (C), which will be targeted to the mass market. (e) Signature Gift Set/Bags including combinations of the items listed in 3(a), (b) and (c), which will be targeted to the "upstairs" market. (f) Specialty "kid-tween" Gift Set/bags including combinations of the items listed in 3(a), (b) and (c), which will be targeted for toy distribution. (g) Licensee shall have the option until December 10, 1996 to add bath products (including bath gels, bubble baths and bath lotions). If Licensee exercises such option, it must give VCP written notice by December 10, 1996 and pay any and all amounts as shall be due to VCP in respect of such bath products as provided hereinbelow no later than December 15, 1996, and all applicable terms and conditions of this Agreement shall apply. Moreover, Licensee shall pay VCP an additional 15% on any amounts due hereunder, as applicable. A "*" shall indicate each payment which may be affected by the exercising of this option.