Translation of "translation of céder sous licence " (French → English) :

When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount will not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which prevent or limit a broadcaster from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the EEA but outside of the broadcaster’s licensed territory (no “Broadcaster Obligation”); When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount will not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which require it to prohibit or limit broadcasters located outside the licensed territory from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the licensed territory (no “Paramount Obliga ...[+++]tion”); Paramount will not seek to bring an action before a court or tribunal for the violation of a Broadcaster Obligation in an existing licensing agreement; Paramount will not act upon or enforce a Paramount Obligation in an existing licensing agreement.

When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount Pictures would not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which prevent or limit a pay-TV broadcaster from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the EEA but outside of the pay-TV broadcaster’s licensed territory (No “Broadcaster Obligation”); When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount Pictures would not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which require Paramount to prohibit or limit pay-TV broadcasters located outside the licensed territory from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers wit ...[+++]hin the licensed territory (No “Paramount Obligation”); Paramount Pictures would not seek to bring an action before a court or tribunal for the violation of a Broadcaster Obligation in an existing agreement licensing its film output for pay-TV; Paramount Pictures would not act upon or enforce a Paramount Obligation in an existing agreement licensing its film output for pay-TV.

Basic pay TV channels are those that are part of Telenet’s basic channel package and that all or most subscribers receive. De Vijver must also license to distributors linked services such as catch-up TV and PVR (a service that allows users to record programs and view them at a later stage).

Samsung owns SEPs related to various mobile telecommunications standards and has committed to license these SEPs on FRAND terms.

When contributing its technology to the UMTS standard, Samsung therefore agreed to: (i) license its UMTS SEPs; and (ii) license them on FRAND terms and conditions.

In December 1998, Samsung committed to license its UMTS SEPs on FRAND terms and conditions.

The parties have undertaken to licence and transfer to a viable independent third party the product subject to competition concerns in a given national market.

In order to address these serious doubts, the parties have committed to divest of or licence products to a viable independent third party.

(2) an obligation on the licensee not to grant sublicences or assign the licence;

Licensing agreements containing such restrictions do not need to be notified to the Commission; - a certain number of obligations which the parties may lawfully include in their contracts (such as the right for licensors to terminate the agreement in the event of the licensee challenging the validity of the patent, the secret or substantial nature of the licensed know-how or the obligation for licensees to use their best endeavours to manufacture and market the licensed product); - a "blacklist" of clauses or restrictions the insertion of which in an agreement prevents block exemption being granted (restrictions on price and quantities ...[+++], a ban on exploiting competing technologies, customer restrictions between competing manufacturers, obligation on licensees to assign improvements to the technology concerned, territorial restrictions for a longer duration than those exempted); - an opposition procedure by which exemption is extended to agreements containing additional restrictions on competition not specified in the regulation, on condition that such agreements are notified to the Commission and that the Commission does not oppose the application of the exemption within four months (as opposed to six previously). Clauses previously outlawed, such as an obligation on licensees to procure from the licensor supplies which are not essential for a technically proper exploitation of the licensed technology, are subject to this procedure.