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Topic:"Procurement Practices" in M13125

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI 49595 – HYD Tusket Unit 1 Overhaul - $3,016,690 & CI C0040106 – HYD Tusket Unit 1 Generator Refurbishment - $2,331,683
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N-1CI 49595 – HYD Tusket Unit 1 Overhaul - Application - Redacted 2 passages
5. Documentation, Software, Firmware and Intellectual Property
5. Documentation, Software, Firmware and Intellectual Property - 5.1 Emerson and other owners will each keep all rights, interest and title in their respective Documentation, Software, and Firmware and all copies thereof. - 5.2 Customer's...

AI summary This section outlines the rights and usage terms for Documentation, Software, and Firmware owned by Emerson and other parties. It specifies that Customer may use these materials only under the terms of a Software License Agreement or as otherwise permitted, with restrictions on copying and use limited to internal business purposes.

11. Intellectual Property Claims
11. Intellectual Property Claims - 11.1 In Clause 11, an Intellectual Property Claim is a claim that Goods made or Documentation produced by Emerson infringe a valid intellectual property right (including patent, copyright, design right an...

AI summary Clause 11 outlines the handling of Intellectual Property Claims, defining them as claims of infringement by Emerson's Goods or Documentation. It specifies that Emerson will indemnify the Customer for such claims, provided the Customer promptly notifies Emerson and allows Emerson to manage the defense and settlement. Emerson is liable only for claims related to its own Goods or Documentation and may provide alternatives if an injunction is issued.

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