Common use of Prior Developments Clause in Contracts

Prior Developments. As a matter of record, Executive must identify at the time of signing this Agreement all prior developments relevant to the subject matter of his employment by the Company (“Prior Developments”) that have been conceived or reduced to practice or learned by him, alone or jointly with others, before his employment with the Company, which he desires to remove from the operation of this Agreement. Executive represents that he has made no such Prior Developments at the time of signing this Agreement which he desires to remove from the operation of this Agreement. Executive further represents and warrants that he is under no prior contractual or other obligation that in any way impedes his ability to perform this Agreement or carry out his duties and responsibilities for the Company, including any non-compete obligations and that, in providing the services contemplated herein, he will not make any improper or unauthorized use of any property rights, or trade secrets or property belonging to his previous employer or anyone else.