Right to Practice Clause Samples
The Right to Practice clause grants a party, typically a licensee, the legal authority to use, make, sell, or otherwise exploit certain intellectual property, such as patents or technology, covered by the agreement. In practice, this means the licensee can develop products or services using the licensed IP without fear of infringement claims from the licensor. This clause is essential for enabling commercial activities and innovation, as it ensures the licensee has the necessary rights to operate freely within the scope of the license, thereby reducing legal uncertainty and risk.
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Right to Practice. Subject to the licenses granted herein, each Party will have the right to independently practice the Collaboration Joint Intellectual Property, without accounting to the other Party, only to the extent that the practice of the Collaboration Joint Intellectual Property by ABG does not require rights under Pre-Collaboration Epoch Intellectual Property, Collaboration Epoch Intellectual Property, or any other intellectual property rights owned by, either partially or wholly, or licensed to Epoch, and that practice of the Collaboration Joint Intellectual Property by Epoch does not require rights under Pre-Collaboration ABG Intellectual Property, Collaboration ABG Intellectual Property, or any other intellectual property rights owned by, either partially or wholly, or licensed to ABG.
Right to Practice. In this Clause 10.2, Practitioner means the Practitioner personally and does not include employees, agents or subcontractors of the Practitioner. The Practitioner will:
(i) maintain a current unrestricted practising certificate in accordance with the Legal Profession ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, without any condition, restriction or qualification that would limit or restrict the Practitioner’s capacity to provide the Services;
(ii) cease to provide the Services immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i); and
(iii) notify Legal Aid ACT immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i).
Right to Practice. Licensee will comply during the term of this license with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and statutes regulating the practice of The Processes whenever the Licensee employs The Processes.
Right to Practice. The employer recognizes the employee’s right to practice all the professional activities authorized by her professional order according to her qualifications. The employer makes every effort not to divide or split up among the employees in the same job-titles group on a centre of activities the tasks given them, taking into account the specificities of their job titles. Moreover, as needed and insofar as possible, the employer provides a private location for the employee to hold a personal consultation with a user.
Right to Practice. NPS has no reason to believe based upon a reasonable search of the public information and has no knowledge of any facts of any claim asserting that any or all Licensed Technology falls within the scope of any intellectual property rights of any Third Party(ies), provided, however, that nothing herein shall be construed as a warranty and representation by NPS that anything made, used, sold or otherwise disposed of under the license granted in this Agreement is or will be free from infringement of patents, copyrights, trademarks, registered design or other intellectual property rights.
Right to Practice. DepoTech's right to practice those aspects of the DepoTech Technology embodied in those Patent Rights of DepoTech identified on Exhibit B hereto as "RDF Patents" is held pursuant to an exclusive, worldwide assignment of all right, title and interest in such Patent Rights to DepoTech by RDF (such technologies, the "RDF Technologies").
Right to Practice. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein: