IP Licensing · glossary
A clause saying the IP comes as it stands. Clause 11.3 excludes every warranty except the two in clauses 11.1 and 11.2, and, as far as the law allows, every term the law would otherwise imply. Tregarth relies instead on the warranties Kelderwick gave in the SPA. Licence 11.3 · Chapter 9 · see Knowledge warranty
Explained in Chapter 9, Money, Warranties and Liability, of IP Licensing.
This is an as-is clause: the IP comes as it stands. Nothing promises that the drawings are complete or that KelderPlan works well. The second sentence also shuts out promises that statute or the courts would otherwise read into the Licence, so far as the law allows.Read Chapter 9, Money, Warranties and Liability →
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