Common use of Use of Purchaser’s Name Clause in Contracts

Use of Purchaser’s Name. Seller will not, without the prior written consent of Purchaser, in any manner publish the fact that Seller has furnished or contracted to furnish Purchaser’s goods and/or services, or use the name or trademarks of Purchaser, its products, or any of its associated companies in Seller’s advertising or other publication. Seller will not place its, or any third parties, trademark or other designation on the tooling/part if the tooling/part bears a Purchaser trademark or an identifying mark specified by Purchaser, or if the tooling/part is peculiar to Purchaser’s design (“Marked Parts”). Seller will sell Marked Parts, and similar goods, only to Purchaser and will not sell Marked Parts or similar goods to third parties without Purchaser’s prior written consent.

Use of Purchaser’s Name. Seller will not, without the prior written consent of Purchaser, in any manner publish the fact that Seller has furnished or contracted to furnish Purchaser’s goods and/or services, or use the name or trademarks of Purchaser, its products, or any of its associated companies in Seller’s advertising or other publication. Seller will not place its, or any third partiesparty’s, trademark or other designation on the tooling/part if the tooling/part bears a Purchaser trademark or an identifying mark specified by Purchaser, or if the tooling/part is peculiar to Purchaser’s design (“Marked Parts”). Seller will sell Marked Parts, and similar goods, only to Purchaser and will not sell Marked Parts or similar goods to third parties without Purchaser’s prior written consent.