Common use of Specific Diligence Obligations Clause in Contracts

Specific Diligence Obligations. In addition to TMC’s general development diligence requirements set forth above, and in no way limiting them, at all times during the period of time beginning with the Effective Date and ending on the date of the First Sale of the second Product to be Commercialized, TMC will have at least two Products in a combination of Active Early Development and/or Active Clinical Development (it being understood that this obligation will be satisfied if TMC has (i) two or more Products in Active Early Development, (ii) two or more Products in Active Clinical Development, or (iii) one Product in Active Early Development and one Product in Active Clinical Development); provided, however, TMC will not be deemed to be in breach of this specific diligence obligation if TMC encounters an adverse technical, clinical or other condition/event regarding a particular Product (and not a condition/event that applies generally to TMC) which, in TMC’s reasonable judgment, requires the termination or suspension of development work on such particular Product, so long as TMC is engaged in Active Early Development on at least one additional Product within 6 months following the date TMC terminates or suspends such development program.