Common use of Marks and Logos Clause in Contracts

Marks and Logos. The University’s trade names, nicknames, trade dress, logos, mascots, uniforms, images, facilities, landmarks, symbols, trademarks, and service marks, or other indicia of intellectual property whether presently existing or later established, including without limitation any derivative marks (collectively “Marks”) are the exclusive property of the University. Nothing in any agreement or PO transfers, licenses, or allows any use of the University’s Marks unless expressly agreed upon in writing by both parties. In the event that an agreement between Vendor and the University grants such authorization, Vendor must immediately discontinue use of the Marks of the University upon the expiration or termination of the agreement. Unauthorized use of the Marks of the University by Vendor or its respective employees, affiliates, or subagents constitutes infringement of the University’s rights and a material breach of contract. Under no circumstances may Vendor use the University’s Marks in such a manner as to imply or state an endorsement of Vendor or its products by the University.

Marks and Logos. The University’s trade names, nicknames, trade dress, logos, mascots, uniforms, images, facilities, landmarks, symbols, trademarks, and service marks, or other indicia of intellectual property whether presently existing or later established, including without limitation any derivative marks (collectively “Marks”) are Marks”)are the exclusive property of the University. Nothing in any agreement or PO transfers, licenses, or allows any use of the University’s Marks unless expressly agreed upon in writing by both parties. In the event that an agreement between Vendor and the University grants such authorization, Vendor must immediately discontinue use of the Marks of the University upon the expiration or termination of the agreement. Unauthorized use of the Marks of the University by Vendor or its respective employees, affiliates, or subagents constitutes infringement of the University’s rights and a material breach of contract. Under no circumstances may Vendor use the University’s Marks in such a manner as to imply or state an endorsement of Vendor or its products by the University.the

Marks and Logos. The University’s trade names, nicknames, trade dress, logos, mascots, uniforms, images, facilities, landmarks, symbols, trademarks, and service marks, or other indicia of intellectual property whether presently existing or later established, including without limitation any derivative marks (collectively “Marks”) are Marks”)are the exclusive property of the University. Nothing in any agreement or PO transfers, licenses, or allows any use of the University’s Marks unless expressly agreed upon in writing by both parties. In the event that an agreement between Vendor and the University grants such authorization, Vendor must immediately discontinue use of the Marks of the University upon the expiration or termination of the agreement. Unauthorized use of the Marks of the University by Vendor or its respective employees, affiliates, or subagents constitutes infringement of the University’s rights and a material breach of contract. Under no circumstances may Vendor use the University’s Marks in such a manner as to imply or state an endorsement of Vendor or its products by the University.