3.1. Licensee may only use the Software in the manner set forth in this Agreement. The licensee may not grant the software any other licenses (sub-licenses) or sell and make them available in any way, including leasing, rental, rental, lending for free or paid use of the software (including its updates), of all carriers on which the software has been registered and related documentation, if the licensee simultaneously uses the software. Licensee may not market or develop derivative works or computer programs based wholly or partially on the Software, unless the parties agree otherwise in a separate agreement. In an agreement, the parties must provide sufficiently detailed information on the subject matter of the assignment. This includes the indication of the attributed invention (e.g.B. including the title) and the patent number granted by the Polish Patent Office. Under Polish law, the effective transfer of patent rights from one company to another, either in the form of an assignment or under a licensing agreement, requires compliance with certain rules and formalities. Some specific restrictions arise from the IPL with respect to a licensee`s right to impose a licensed patent. Only an exclusive licensee, registered in the Polish Patent Register, may, in the event of infringement, assert a licensed patent with a third party, unless the license provides otherwise. According to the IPL, a patent license agreement is also required in the absence of nullity of the written form.
If the parties have not entered into specific agreements in a license agreement, a full license is granted, which means that the licensee has the right to use a licensed invention to the same extent as the patent owner. If, under a licensing agreement, a licensee wishes to use only a patented invention, it should ensure that the contract expressly provides for this right. A license agreement does not grant a sublicense right unless the parties expressly provide it. Other sublicenses beyond the first one are not allowed by the IPL. Any software you download from this website is subject exclusively to the license terms that are attached to the file or the terms of the license agreement that accompanies the original product that you are updating under license and, by downloading such software, you agree to abide by the license terms. Any reproduction or retransmission of this software that does not comply with the software license is expressly prohibited by law. Patents in force in Poland are subject to the Polish Industrial Property Act of June 30, 2000 (IPL). The IPL defines the scope of patent protection and its application, as well as certain rules relating to assignment. Patents can be transferred through different types of agreements under Polish civil law. The most common instrument for the assignment of a patent is a contract of sale. However, a patent may also be transferred to a company as part of a gift agreement or, among other things, a deposit in question.
Storware software (hereinafter referred to as “software”), a work and a computer program within the meaning of the Law on Copyright and Related Rights of 4 February 1994, is protected by copyright, the international copyright agreement and other legal acts, as well as by international agreements on the protection of intellectual property rights. All rights in the software are exclusively due to the licensor and are not subject to third party rights. The software is intended for the creation of backup copies, archiving, reproduction and data exchange….