Common use of NAMES OF THE PARTIES Clause in Contracts

NAMES OF THE PARTIES. 10.1 The COMPANY undertakes not to use either in writing or verbally the name, the trade name, the brand or other designation or distinctive sign belonging to the UPMC or to the CNRS, or any of their agents, including in a shortened or imitated format, within the scope of operating and/or any promotional activity and this, regardless of the mediums used (advertising, posters, video..), without having obtained prior, written approval from the relevant PARTY. Pursuant to the above, any operation of the PATENTS and/or the KNOW- HOW by the COMPANY will be conducted under its own brand or under the trademarks for which it will need to be regularly licensed. However, solely for information purposes information on the origin of the PATENTS and KNOW-HOW, the reference “Technologie Biophytis”! UPMC/CNRS” may appear on any advertising, technical or explanatory notice relating to products operated by the COMPANY and its licensees. The COMPANY will ensure that this statement, by its form and the context in which it is placed, cannot be interpreted as a warranty given by the ESTABLISHMENTS for the products operated. The COMPANY may, whenever required by the law of a country, affix or have affixed on the products the reference “Technologie Biophytis/UPMC/CNRS” branding, or any other equivalent notice approved in advance and in writing by the ESTABLISHMENTS. 10.2 Any declaration or public communication relating to the execution of this agreement and the statement, in this context exclusively, in the name of the PARTIES or one of their agents or employees may be made freely. On the other hand, any declaration or public communication relating to its contents will be made only upon the written agreement of all the PARTIES. 10.3 The provisions specified in sub-clause 10.1. do not forbid one of the PARTIES from referring to other PARTIES in any documentation established for the needs of any administrative, regulatory or judicial procedure, or for information by the ESTABLISHMENTS of third parties involved in the PATENTS, for example organizations such as the OSEO who assist with technology transfer. 10.4 The COMPANY may affix or have affixed on the products it sells the number of PATENTS whenever required by the laws of a country. 10.5 The COMPANY will ensure that its subsidiaries and its licensees are bound by the same obligations in regard to the ESTABLISHMENTS as those set forth in article 10. The provisions of article 10 shall remain in force notwithstanding the expiry or termination of this agreement.