Common use of Quiet Enjoyment and Title Clause in Contracts

Quiet Enjoyment and Title. If any goods, equipment, software and/or property are sold to or furnished for the State's use pursuant to this agreement, Vendor covenants that the State will have quiet use and enjoyment of such without suit, trouble or hindrance so long as the State is performing its obligations under the pertinent agreement. Vendor shall indemnify and hold the State harmless should any goods, equipment, software, property and/ or services provided by Vendor infringe upon the patent, trademark, copyright or trade secret of another. If this is an agreement for goods, equipment or property, Vendor will pass title to the State as agreed and will warrant title and provide for quiet enjoyment.