Common use of No Encourage of Infringement Clause in Contracts

No Encourage of Infringement. Supplier itself shall not, nor shall it knowingly direct, encourage, or cause third parties to, engage in any activities that infringe Owlet's IP rights, including but not limited to (i) applying to register any Owlet Trademarks or logos; or (ii) engaging in any of the following conduct relating to Products not approved by Owlet ("Unauthorized Products"): (1) production by Supplier of quantities of Products in excess of those identified in any given Purchase Order; (2) without the written consent of Owlet, production by Supplier, Subcontractors, or any other third parties under Supplier's direction or control, of products that bear Trademarks, or imitate, copy or embody Owlet's copyright in drawings of the Products, and/or the Products' designs; and/or (3) selling or offering to sell any such products to third parties.

No Encourage of Infringement. Supplier Benchmark itself shall not, nor shall it knowingly direct, encourage, or cause third parties to, engage in any activities that infringe Owlet's IP Customer’s Intellectual Property rights, including but not limited to to: (i) applying to register any Owlet Trademarks Customer trademarks or logos; or (ii) engaging in any of the following conduct relating to Products not approved by Owlet Customer ("“Unauthorized Products"”): (1) production by Supplier Benchmark of quantities of Products in excess of those identified in any given Purchase Order; (2) without the written consent of OwletCustomer, production by SupplierBenchmark, Subcontractorsits subcontractors, or any other third parties under Supplier's Benchmark’s direction or control, of products that bear TrademarksCustomer’s trademarks, or imitate, copy or embody Owlet's Customer’s copyright in drawings of the Products, and/or the Products' ’ designs, which are contained in the Specifications; and/or (3) selling or offering to sell any such products to third parties.