The NLM hereby grants a nonexclusive, non-transferable right to LICENSEE to use the UMLS products and incorporate them in any computer applications or systems designed to improve access to biomedical information of any type subject to the restrictions in other provisions of this Agreement.
A bit late, perhaps, but it occurred to me that I had never been made fully aware of the rights of licensees, the paper-thin legal status under which property guardians fall.
Upon notification, the university's licensed rights, including associated rights from the licensee, flow to the third-party manufacturer.
As a general proposition, Microsoft argues that the federal Copyright Act endows the holder of a valid copyright in software with an absolute right to prevent licensees, in this case the OEM's, from shipping modified versions of its product without its express permission.
Kodak said a portion of the money will be paid by the 12 licensees, giving each licensee rights to the digital imaging patent portfolio and "certain other Kodak patents", while another portion of the money will be paid by Intellectual Ventures, which Kodak said will be acquiring the digital imaging patent portfolio "subject to these new licenses, as well as previously existing licenses".
Just as with a normal exclusive licensing transaction, the university grants the licensee rights to a particular innovation.
"A licensee's right to the apartment is always subordinate to the tenant's right to the apartment," Mr. Higgins said.
Category 3 Restrictions: LICENSEE's right to use material from the source vocabulary is restricted to internal use at the LICENSEE's site(s) for research, product development, and statistical analysis only.
But his idea raises a pertinent question about the extent of a licensee's rights: If P.S.L.'s confer the rights to transfer or sell seats, would they let him display signage?
Intuitively, you are probably thinking that songwriters would have the right to make the licensee provide evidence to demonstrate if this morass actually resulted in correct payments, right?
