1 Subject of the Contract: The license terms of syntevo GmbH (hereinafter
called "licensor") are applied for the concession of the rights of use for the
entire or partly use of the object code of the software SmartGit/Hg (hereinafter
called "SOFTWARE") to contractors, juristic persons under public law or official
fund assets in terms of §310 in conjunction with §14 BGB [Civil Code]
(hereinafter called "licensee"). Herewith the inclusion of the licensee's own
terms and conditions is contradicted, unless their validity has explicitly been
agreed to.
2 Scope of the Rights of Use
2.1 The following terms are valid for the assignment and use of the SOFTWARE
for an unlimited period of time including any documentation and the license file
(a file that is custom-made for each individual granting of a license, the file
being necessary for the operation of the SOFTWARE).
2.2 They are not valid for additional services such as installation,
integration, parameterization and customization of the SOFTWARE to the
licensee's requirements.
3 Rights of Use
3.1 The SOFTWARE is partly copyrighted in favour of the licensor and partly
in favour of other holders of rights.
3.2 The SOFTWARE is handed over to the licensee for its intended use. The
scope of the intended use as well as the kind and scope of the rights of use
result from the assignment contract and said license terms. They especially
depend on whether the licensee gets a
- SOFTWARE Non-Commercial License,
- SOFTWARE Commercial License,
- SOFTWARE Enterprise License.
3.2.1 If a SOFTWARE Non-Commercial License is agreed upon with the licensee,
the licensor grants the licensee the non-exclusive, non-transferable right,
which is terminable according to the terms of clause 5 and terminated according
to the terms of clause 3.2.1.1, to have the SOFTWARE used
- on a arbitrary number of single-user computers or on a central server or via terminal server clients,
- simultaneously by a arbitrary number of users,
- solely for non-commercial purposes. A purpose is non-commercial only if it
is in no manner primarily intended for or directed toward commercial advantage
or private monetary compensation.
Examples of non-commercial purposes:- you are using the SOFTWARE to work on open-source projects,
- you are a student and you are using the SOFTWARE for your academic projects,
- you are using the SOFTWARE in your spare time to manage the website source of your local football club for free.
- you are using the SOFTWARE to work on open-source as well as on your company's projects,
- you are a student and you are using the SOFTWARE for your work as a freelancer,
- you are using the SOFTWARE in your spare time to manage the website source code of your local football club and you are getting paid for that.
3.2.2 If a SOFTWARE Commercial License or a SOFTWARE Enterprise License is
agreed upon with the licensee, the licensor grants the licensee the
non-exclusive, non-transferable right, which is terminable according to the
terms of clause 5 or permanent, to have the SOFTWARE used
- on a central server or via terminal server clients or as an in situ installation on single-user computers
- by the agreed-upon number of all users nameable on demand, that means to have the SOFTWARE saved, loaded, displayed and run permanently or temporarily. Every user known by name can be replaced by another user known by name only once in a month. From that time on, said first user must not use the SOFTWARE anymore and said second user may start to use the SOFTWARE. At no time must the number of the users known by name exceed the number of the acquired licenses (example: If the licensee has bought the SOFTWARE for five users whose names he can indicate on demand, only these five users may use the SOFTWARE. This is true independently of the number of the respective installations and of the fact if they are done on a central server or via terminal server clients or as a local installation on single-user computers).
3.3 The licensee undertakes to take care that the intended use of the
SOFTWARE is assured by appropriate technical and organizational measures.
3.4 The licensee is obliged to back up the data orderly and regularly
(especially with respect to working copies and repositories).
3.5 The licensee is entitled to produce one backup from the SOFTWARE.
3.6 The licensee is not entitled to translate, process, arrange the SOFTWARE
differently or adapt or alter it and to copy the achieved results.
3.7 The licensee is not entitled to distribute the SOFTWARE. This comprises
any form of sublicensing, especially selling, letting, leasing or lending.
Passing on the license file, a text file showing name and address of the
licensee as well as an electronic signature which allows the technical
exploitation of the SOFTWARE is also considered to be a form of distribution.
3.8 The licensee is not entitled to make the SOFTWARE publicly accessible in
such a way that it is accessible to the public at any place and at any time.
3.9 The licensee undertakes not to decompile the SOFTWARE.
4 Demo
4.1 If the SOFTWARE is handed over only for test purposes, the licensor
grants the licensee the non-exclusive, non-transferable right, limited to the
test period of thirty-one (31) days, to have a non-registered copy of the
SOFTWARE (demo) used on a arbitrary number of single-user computers or on a
central server or via terminal server clients by a arbitrary number of users
simultaneously for test purposes only, that means not productively, which again
means to have the SOFTWARE saved, loaded, displayed and run permanently or
temporarily.
4.2 The demo of the SOFTWARE includes a function that terminates the use of
the SOFTWARE after the expiration of the test period. After the payment of the
agreed-upon license fee and the agreement to said license terms within the
agreed-upon scope, this function is deactivated and the licensee gets the
agreed-upon rights of use according to these license terms. Bypassing this
technical protective function results in an immediate loss of all conceded
rights of use. In this case a termination according to clause 5 is no longer
applicable.
5 Liability
5.1 When the SOFTWARE is handed over cost-free or for test purposes, the
licensor is only liable in case that malice or gross negligence are blamed on
him.
5.2 The licensee's rights on indemnification due to a certain lack are
excluded, if, for example, he has known the lack at the conclusion of the
contract, especially when there had been a test phase before that date. If the
licensee has not known of a lack due to gross negligence, he can only claim
rights with respect to that lack if the licensor had fraudulently concealed the
lack or had taken over a guarantee for the quality of that object.
5.3 In case of data loss the licensor is only liable for the effort that
would have been necessary for the recovery of the data, provided that the data
backup was properly executed by the licensee.
5.4 For the rest, kind and scope of liability are fixed in the respective
sales contracts.
5.5 If a third party asserts rights against the licensee because of claimed
infringement of the SOFTWARE, the licensee is entitled to the rights defined in
the corresponding sales contract. However this only applies, if the licensee
immediately notifies the licensor about the claims of the third party, does not
accept any claimed infringement and either leaves any legal actions, including
possible out-of-court arrangements, to the licensee or only consummates them in
agreement with the licensee.
6 Cancellation of the Rights of Use
6.1 If the licensee culpably and seriously violates the agreed-upon rights of
use or intellectual property rights of the entitled person, the licensor can
cancel the rights to use the respective SOFTWARE. In this case the fee will not
be refunded.
6.2 In case of cancellation the licensee is obliged to destroy the original
of the SOFTWARE affected by the cancellation including any documentation and all
copies or to return them to the licensor. If demanded by the licensor, the
licensee will deliver a statement certifying the destruction.
6.3 The other legal provisions remain untouched.
7 Reference
7.1 The licensee grants the licensor the right to make the licensee's company
name and/or logo publicly available on the licensor's website for referencing
purposes (reference list).
7.2 The licensee does not have a right to request the inclusion into the
licensor's reference list.
7.3 The licensee always can request in written form to be removed from the
licensor's reference list. The licensee's entry will be removed in an adequate
period of time after receiving the removal request.
8 Applicable Law and Place of Jurisdiction
8.1 The law of the Federal Republic of Germany is applicable for all legal
relationships of the parties excluding the laws on the international sale of
goods.
8.2 If the licensee is a merchant, a juristic person under public law or a
person having special property under public law, the exclusive place of
jurisdiction for all disputes from this contract will be the licensor's place of
business. The same is applicable for the case when the licensee does not have a
domestic place of general jurisdiction in Germany or the licensor's residence or
habitual abode are not known at the time of filing an action. The licensor's
capacity to apply to the court of a different place of jurisdiction remains
untouched.
9 The following third parties have rights on parts of the SOFTWARE:
- Hg4J, copyright by TMate Software s.r.o. (http://hg4j.com/). The corresponding license agreement can be found in the file licenses/HG4J-LICENSE.
- Java-Prettify, copyright by Chan Wai Shing
(https://code.google.com/p/java-prettify/).
The corresponding license agreement (Apache License 2.0) can be found at https://code.google.com/p/java-prettify/. - JGit, copyright by various authors (http://repo.or.cz/w/jgit.git and
http://jgit.org).
The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://repo.or.cz/w/jgit.git/blob/HEAD:/LICENSE or in the file licenses/JGIT-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg. - JNA, copyright 2008 by Timothy Wall and Wayne Meissner
(https://jna.dev.java.net)
The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html or in the file licenses/JNA-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg. - JOpt-Simple, copyright by various authors (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jopt-simple/). The corresponding license agreement can be found in the file licenses/JOPT-SIMPLE-LICENSE (MIT license) within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg.
- JSon-Simple, copyright by various authors (https://code.google.com/p/json-simple/). The corresponding license agreement (Apache License 2.0) can be found at https://code.google.com/p/json-simple/.
- JMySpell, copyright 2007 by DreamTangerine
(dreamtangerine@hotmail.com)
The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://javahispano.net/projects/jmyspell/ or in the file licenses/JMYSPELL-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg. - Log4j, copyright by Apache Software Foundation
The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 or in the file licenses/LOG4J-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg. - SWT+JFace, copyright by Eclipse (http://eclipse.org). The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html.
- SVNKit, copyright by TMate Software s.r.o. (http://svnkit.com/) The corresponding license agreement can be found in the file licenses/SVNKIT-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg.
- Trilead SSH API, Copyright (c) 2007 Trilead AG (http://www.trilead.com). All
rights reserved.
The corresponding license agreement can be found at http://www.trilead.com/Products/Trilead_SSH_for_Java/license/ or in the file licenses/TRILEAD-LICENSE within the installation directory of SmartGit/Hg.