- 42 - others, under the terms of this Agreement in the course of its Contractor's * * * [U.S. Agri's] work for the Partnership, * * * [Utah I] or any Inventions so made at any time which is an improvement on any invention covered by a patent application or patent acquired by the Partnership * * * [Utah I] shall be the sole and exclusive property of the Partnership * * * [Utah I]. Section 10 of the R&D agreement granted Utah I an option, exercisable after receipt of a written report from U.S. Agri, that the plantation was ready for commercial development: At such time as the Jojoba plantation on which the research and development is being conducted has reached a stage of commercial development, the Contractor * * * [U.S. Agri] * * * shall give the Partnership * * * [Utah I] a written report to that effect and the Partnership * * * [Utah I] will have the option to require the Contractor * * * [U.S. Agri] to enter into a License Agreement for the purpose of commercially exploiting the technology developed pursuant to this Agreement. The License Agreement, if the Partnership * * * [Utah I] so elects, shall be in the form of the License Agreement attached hereto and made a part of this Agreement. This option shall be solely at the discretion of the Partnership * * * [Utah I]. In section A, paragraph 3 of the license agreement attached to the R&D agreement, the "technology" is described as "written reports delivered by the Licensee * * * [U.S. Agri] to Licensor * * * [Utah I] during the term of the Research and Development Agreement, all of which, taken together in the aggregate, will comprise the technology and shall remain the sole property of the Licensor * * * [Utah I]." Section B, paragraph 1 of the license agreement granted U.S. Agri the exclusive right to utilize the technology:Page: Previous 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Next
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