Transfer of Licence Sample Clauses
The Transfer of Licence clause governs the conditions under which a party may assign or transfer its rights and obligations under a licence agreement to another entity. Typically, this clause outlines whether such a transfer is permitted, if prior written consent from the original licensor is required, and any exceptions, such as transfers due to mergers or acquisitions. Its core function is to maintain control over who holds the licence, thereby protecting the interests of the original licensor and ensuring that the licence is not transferred to an unsuitable or unauthorized party.
Transfer of Licence. The transfer of licence is a privilege and not a right. Consequently, the permission for such an action will lie at the sole discretion of the Licensor and is only applicable upon completion of the relevant qualifying period. A Licensee who has continuously traded for more than ten years, may elect to surrender their Licence and transfer any goodwill attached to their business to a suitable transferee subject to the approval of the Licensor. The Licensee(s) who has purchased the goodwill from an outgoing Licensee(s) shall not carry on any business other than that of the outgoing Licensee(s) unless they have the written consent of the Licensor. A transfer of goodwill will not be entertained if the old or new licensee already holds a secondary place of business within Bristol. Once a transfer of goodwill request has been submitted, one calendar month will be given to propose a suitable replacement licensee. During this period, the Licensee must continue to open as per agreed licensed market trading hours. After one calendar month has elapsed no further transfer of goodwill requests will be considered for the period of 12 calendar months. The Licensee(s) may apply to be replaced by one of the following family members. Following being interviewed by a Markets Officer to judge their ability and suitability in relation to the Market. Wife/Husband/Mother/Father/Brother/Sister/Son/Daughter.
Transfer of Licence. Neither this Licence nor the Licensed Plot shall be sub-divisible in any manner.
Transfer of Licence. The Licencee shall be obliged to assign this Licence over the Licensed Plot to the transferee of its Share in the Company in accordance with the provisions of the Company’s Articles. Neither this Licence nor the Licensed Plot shall be sub-divisible in any manner.
Transfer of Licence. SUB-LICENCES Transferring the license and granting sub-licenses must be approved in writing by the licensor. Approval may only be refused for good cause.
Transfer of Licence by this ▇▇▇▇ the licensee is granted a non-exclusive, limited and non-transferable licence, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, so that they may install and use the software on the number of computers which are identified in their licensee account or purchase invoice as long as these computers are physically located on the same business premises. If the licensee wishes to increase the number of computers or the location, they must acquire more licences.
Transfer of Licence. S. 62(1) amended by No. 5/2002 s. 31(1).
(1) A licence issued under section 51 or 52 (other than a registration licence) may, in accordance with this section, be transferred to another person.
(2) A transfer may be either permanent or temporary. (2AA) On the transfer or conveyance of land on which water is taken under a registration licence, the registration licence is deemed to be transferred to the successor in title of that land.
Transfer of Licence s. 74
(1) A licence issued under section 67 may, in accordance with this section, be transferred to another person.
(2) A transfer may be either permanent or temporary.
(3) A licensee may apply to the Minister for approval of the transfer of the licence.
(4) An application must—
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Minister; and
(b) contain any information that—
(i) is prescribed; or
(ii) is required by the Minister; and
(c) be accompanied by any application fee fixed by the Minister.
(5) In considering an application, the Minister may have regard to the matters mentioned in section 68.
(6) If an application is made, the Minister may—
(a) refuse to approve the transfer of the licence; or
(b) approve the transfer of the licence and may, in addition, amend or delete any of the conditions to which the licence is subject or add a new condition but must not make the licence subject to any condition to which it could not have been made subject under section 71(1).
Transfer of Licence by this ▇▇▇▇ the licensee is granted a non-exclusive, limited and non-transferable licence, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, so that they may:
1.1. Use the fonts on output devices for up to the licensed number of impression specified in the licensee account or purchase invoice.
1.2. Use of the fonts on a server that is owned and controlled by the licensee, or on servers owned and controlled by a third party hosting service or ad server service with which the licensee has a written agreement regarding the use and protection of the font.
1.3. To embed the Font in Base-64 encoded format into Digital Advertisements and publish such Digital Advertisements on output devices for up to the licensed number of impressions.
Transfer of Licence. 4.1: Should the Licensee no longer require use of the Software, the Licensee must return the software, along with any printed matter copied from the Software to the Licensor or its agents.
Transfer of Licence. You may not rent or lease this software without prior written permission from Fluke. You may transfer the software and accompanying written materials to a new licensee on a permanent basis provided you retain no copies and the new licensee agrees to the terms of this agreement. You or the new licensee should provide Fluke with the name and address of the new licensee within five days of transfer.