This form is a Thirty-Day Evaluation License Agreement with Perpetual Option that grants a limited, non-exclusive and non-transferable license, solely during the Evaluation Term, to install and operate the Software, in machine-executable form only, with an option for a perpetual license if the licensee is willing to pay the licensor the applicable licensing fee.
The Clark Nevada Thirty-Day Evaluation License Agreement with Perpetual Option is a legally binding contract designed to grant individuals or businesses the opportunity to thoroughly assess the features and functionalities of Clark Nevada software for a period of thirty days before making a commitment to purchase. This licensing agreement is particularly useful for potential customers who want to gain an in-depth understanding of the software's capabilities and determine if it aligns with their specific needs. Under the terms of this evaluation license agreement, users are granted a fully functional version of the Clark Nevada software for a limited period of thirty days. This allows them to explore and evaluate the software's various functions, features, and performance to ensure it meets their expectations and requirements. The agreement outlines the responsibilities and provisions for both the licensor (Clark Nevada) and the licensee (the user). It highlights that during the thirty-day evaluation period, the licensee may use the software solely for evaluation purposes and not for any commercial or production activities. It further specifies that the licensee shall not modify, distribute, or reverse engineer the software without explicit authorization. One important aspect of the Clark Nevada Thirty-Day Evaluation License Agreement is the perpetual option. This option allows the licensee to convert their evaluation license into a perpetual license, granting them the right to use the software indefinitely. This option is available at the end of the evaluation period if the licensee decides to continue using the software beyond the initial thirty days. Different types or variations of the Clark Nevada Thirty-Day Evaluation License Agreement with Perpetual Option may exist to cater to specific industries or use cases. For example, there may be specific agreements tailored for educational institutions, government organizations, or non-profit entities. These variations may incorporate additional terms, restrictions, or pricing options based on the unique needs of these entities. In conclusion, the Clark Nevada Thirty-Day Evaluation License Agreement with Perpetual Option is a contractual arrangement that allows users to assess the software's capabilities for a limited period before committing to a long-term licensing agreement. With the option to convert the evaluation license to a perpetual license, users can make an informed decision about the suitability of Clark Nevada for their business needs.
