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Active Materials and Client Supplied Components
Active Materials and Client Supplied Components contract clause examples

Permitted Active Ingredients. From time to time, in the event Allergan wishes to combine a Licensed Product with a pharmaceutically active ingredient (either as a fixed-dose combination or to be combined or mixed prior to or during administration), Allergan may do so by requesting such to UroGen in writing and UroGen shall have ​ days to respond to such request. If Allergan’s request is to combine a Licensed Product with a pharmaceutically active ingredient in order to ​, UroGen may only decline to grant Allergan’s request by written notice to Allergan if, at the time of receipt of such notice, UroGen # ​ or # ​. If UroGen grants Allergan’s request, the pharmaceutically active ingredient subject to the request shall be deemed a “Permitted Active Ingredient” under this Agreement. Notwithstanding any of the foregoing, in the event UroGen does not respond to Allergan’s request under this Section 2.10 within ​ days, UroGen shall have no right to reject Allergan’s request and the pharmaceutically active ingredient subject to the request shall be deemed a “Permitted Active Ingredient” under this Agreement. If, ​ months following the designation of any pharmaceutically active ingredient as a Permitted Active Ingredient under this Section 2.10, Allergan has not initiated a pre-clinical or clinical development program pursuant to which a product containing the RTGel Product and such ingredient as one of the active ingredients of such product is being developed, then such pharmaceutically active ingredient shall cease to be a Permitted Active Ingredient. For clarity, nothing in this Section 2.10 shall restrict UroGen’s use of any Permitted Active Ingredient in ​ = Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by brackets, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 406 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.

Customer Supplied Raw Materials” means ​.

CLIENT shall not deliver to OHL any Products, goods or materials that constitute or contain Hazardous Materials, as defined in this Agreement, unless, prior to delivery of such Hazardous Materials, CLIENT has:

CLIENT Materials and/or CLIENT Equipment to any Third Party without the prior written consent of CLIENT.

If CLIENT gives notice to OHL, as provided for in Section C above, that Products, goods or materials which have been previously delivered to OHL have subsequently been classified as constituting or containing Hazardous Materials, OHL may, in OHL’s sole discretion, elect, in writing, to either continue to store, handle and ship the Products, goods and materials constituting or containing Hazardous Materials, or, alternatively, to give notice to CLIENT that all such Products, goods or materials will be returned to CLIENT, or delivered to CLIENT’s designee, as soon as reasonably possible, at CLIENT’s expense.

Confidential Information” means any information of a Person, that is not already generally available to the public (unless such information has entered the public domain and become available to the public through fault on the part of the Party to be charged hereunder), all of which the Parties agree shall be deemed to be trade secrets under the governing trade secrets law, including but not limited to: # the identity of any Client (including, without limitation, any employer group, retail insurance agent or broker, individual insured, association and any member thereof, and any insurance carrier or other entity to the extent third party administration claims processing or underwriting is performed by a USI Company for such carrier or other entity) whose account constituted a Client Account at any time within the 24 months preceding the Closing Date, as well as the identity of any Active Prospective Client as of such date; # the identity, authority and responsibilities of key contacts at each such Client and Active Prospective Client; # the service cost burden with respect to each such Client and Active Prospective Client; # the identities of markets or companies from which insurance coverages or other commitments, benefits or services for clients are obtained; # the types of insurance coverages, and/or consulting, third-party administration, employee communication, investment management, managed care, human resource and other services provided or to be provided specifically to any such Client or Active Prospective Client, and the internal corporate policies relating thereto; # the specific insurance policies purchased by or for such Clients or Active Prospective Clients; # the expiration dates, commission rates, fees, premiums and other terms and conditions of such policies; # the risk specifications and other characteristics, and claims loss histories of such Clients or Active Prospective Clients; # the nature of programs and plans, including their design, funding and administration, demographic characteristics and any other information supplied by, or developed for, such Clients or Active Prospective Clients; # operations manuals, prospecting manuals and guidelines, pricing policies and related information, marketing manuals and plans, and business strategies, techniques and methodologies; # financial information, including information set forth in internal records, files and ledgers, or incorporated in profit and loss statements, fiscal reports and business plans; # technology and e-commerce strategies, business plans and implementations, inventions, algorithms, computer hardware, software and applications (including but not limited to any source code, object code, documentation, diagrams, flow charts, know-how, methods or techniques, associated with the development or use of the foregoing computer software); # all internal memoranda and other office records, including electronic and data processing files and records; and # any other information constituting a trade secret under the governing trade secrets law.

CLIENT has represented to OHL that none of the Products, goods or materials which CLIENT will submit to OHL for the purposes of this Agreement, constitute or contain Hazardous Materials.

If any Products, goods or materials which were not Hazardous Materials at the time CLIENT delivered them to the possession of OHL shall subsequently be classified to constitute or contain Hazardous Materials, as defined in this Agreement, CLIENT shall immediately notify OHL that such products, goods or materials have been classified to constitute or contain Hazardous Materials, and shall provide OHL the information required by [Subsection B] above within twenty-four (24) hours of CLIENT learning that the Products, goods or materials have been classified to constitute or contain Hazardous Materials.

Should CLIENT deliver any Products, goods or materials to OHL, which CLIENT reasonably believed not to constitute or contain Hazardous Materials, but which in fact did, at the time of delivery to the Warehouse, constitute or contain Hazardous Materials, the provisions of Section D above shall control for purposes of the return of such materials to CLIENT, while the provisions of Section F shall control for purposes of liability and indemnification.

In the event of a delay is requested by or caused by CLIENT, and that Client cause is (a) not due to a breach of this Agreement by PROVIDER , (b) outside of Provider’s reasonable control, or (c) due to a Force Majeure Event, CLIENT shall pay the amounts set forth below in this [Section 10.6] (which, for clarity, shall cover, without limitation, all amounts otherwise due for: CLIENT Materials, use of single sourced materials, or CLIENT-designated product-specific materials, CLIENT shall pay to PROVIDER costs for all non-cancelable work and unearned payments for the duration of the term for the delay, including expired materials, labor and suite fee charges that cannot be reallocated, all work in progress including third party services that through the term of the delay).

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