Define: Arising Intellectual Property

any inventions, designs, information, know-how, specifications, formulae, data, processes, methods, techniques, and other technology obtained or developed in the course of the Project and the Intellectual Property Rights

any inventions, designs, information, know-how, specifications, formulae, data, processes, methods, techniques, and other technology obtained or developed in the course of the Project and the Intellectual Property Rights therein.

Relevant Circumstances

  • When IP is created during the course of a defined project
  • If ownership of arising IP needs to be allocated between parties
  • Where licence-back rights apply to arising IP in fields outside the project

Relevant Sectors

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