Licensee and its Affiliated Clause Samples

The 'Licensee and its Affiliated' clause defines the scope of parties covered under the term 'Licensee' within an agreement, explicitly including both the primary licensee and its affiliated entities. In practice, this means that not only the main contracting party but also its subsidiaries, parent companies, or other related entities are granted the rights and subject to the obligations outlined in the license. This clause ensures that all relevant business entities associated with the licensee are clearly included, preventing ambiguity about who can exercise the licensed rights and who must comply with the agreement's terms.
Licensee and its Affiliated. Companies shall comply with all Updates to the Zhaga Logo, and the Zhaga Logo Guidelines, and all Minor Updates of the Approved Zhaga Specifications within one- hundred and eighty (180) days after written notice by the LLA specifying such Update or Minor Updates, or within such longer period as specified by the LLA in such notice (“date of withdrawal”), provided that (a) Product Types certified before the date of withdrawal, and Product Types that are Substantially Similar, need not be re-tested and/or re-certified; and
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Licensee and its Affiliated. Companies shall comply with all Updates to the Zhaga Logo, and the Zhaga Logo Guidelines, and all Minor Updates of the Approved Zhaga Specifications within one- hundred and eighty (180) days after written notice by the LLA specifying such Update or Minor Updates, or within such longer period as specified by the LLA in such notice (“Date Of (a) Product Types certified with a Test Certificate that was issued before the Date Of Withdrawal, and Product Types that are Substantially Similar, need not be re-tested and/or re-certified; and (b) Licensee and its Affiliated Companies may continue to distribute and/or sell Product Types, and Substantially Similar products, certified with a Test Certificate that was issued before the Date Of Withdrawal, unless such Product Type is the subject of a Non-Compliance Notice.
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Licensee and its Affiliated. Companies accept the rights herein granted to it and agrees to fully promote, and exploit the Products and use its best efforts, consistent with good business judgment to obtain as wide, complete, efficient and profitable distribution of Products.
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