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allowed the manufacturing of any discoveries outside of Israel
without the express written consent of the Chief Scientist.
There was no assurance that such consent would be considered or
granted.
The Chief Scientist agreements also restricted I-Tech from
transferring, selling, or using the know-how28 derived from
research and development in Israel without the Israeli
Government’s approval. There was no assurance that such consent
would be considered or granted.
In the event that the R&D companies failed to commercialize
the technology within 5 years from the termination of the
project, the rights to the technology passed to the Israeli
Government.
Exploitation of Research
1. Efrat
Efrat’s marketing and manufacturing plans were stated in the
PMM, in part, as follows:
Efrat is negotiating with several PBX manufacturers and
distributors regarding the marketing of Efrat’s TAVOR
system. Preliminary discussions have been held with
several hotel chains and brokerage houses.
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28Know-how includes any process, method, patent of invention
and any trademark, blueprint, plan, written material, computer
program, model and prototype which are a result or a part of the
research program.
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