KENAT
Mechanical
- Jun 12, 2006
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I realize this is arguably more one for the lawyers, but to give me a starting point, can anyone tell me of typical wording they've seen when ownership of a drawing transfers from one commercial company to another?
I'm not talking about the DOD type transfer of a contract or similar but for commercial companies where say, a division gets sold to another company. New drawings get done on the new companies template, but existing drawings or those already started on the old format just get a note.
ASME Y14.100 has an example Fig 1 that says "CURRENT DESIGN ACTIVITY CAGE CODE 09567, ABC PRODUCTS, TRENTON, NJ, 07806-5000". Appendix D, section 9 has more detail for govt drawings.
In our case, our address etc. hasn't changed, just the name, so do I literally now just need to place a note saying 'CURRENT DESIGN ACTIVITY ABC PRODUCTS'?
Seems like there should be something about "ALL PROPRIETARY RIGHTS BELONG TO ABC PRODUCTS" or similar.
I vaguely recall similar coming up but can't find it now.
Thanks.
I'm not talking about the DOD type transfer of a contract or similar but for commercial companies where say, a division gets sold to another company. New drawings get done on the new companies template, but existing drawings or those already started on the old format just get a note.
ASME Y14.100 has an example Fig 1 that says "CURRENT DESIGN ACTIVITY CAGE CODE 09567, ABC PRODUCTS, TRENTON, NJ, 07806-5000". Appendix D, section 9 has more detail for govt drawings.
In our case, our address etc. hasn't changed, just the name, so do I literally now just need to place a note saying 'CURRENT DESIGN ACTIVITY ABC PRODUCTS'?
Seems like there should be something about "ALL PROPRIETARY RIGHTS BELONG TO ABC PRODUCTS" or similar.
I vaguely recall similar coming up but can't find it now.
Thanks.
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