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As discussed in Section IX below, this consent must be obtained prior to execution of the MDLA, and re-engagement with Standish should be initiated promptly once a decision to restart negotiations has been made

The licensee's ability to retain and use what it has created during the license term — as distinguished from the licensor's raw data, which must be returned — is a fundamental commercial expectation in enterprise data-licensing transactions

Meridian insists that all Derived Data containing or traceable to Meridian data must also be returned or destroyed within ninety (90) days of termination, on the same terms as raw data

Meridian characterizes this position as the logical consequence of its view that Derived Data constitutes a "derivative work" subject to Meridian's underlying intellectual property rights: if Meridian owns (or retains rights in) the Derived Data, then the Derived Data must be returned when the license that authorized its creation expires

At the end of the wind-down period, all Derived Data must be destroyed, or Quorum must enter into a new license with Meridian