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Contributor's Statement of Intellectual Property Transfer

I certify that:
(a) I have read and understood the statement below on Ownership and Transfer of Intellectual Property;
(b) for any contribution I make to the CasADi project, I will make all reasonable efforts to determine the legal owners of the contribution, and I will obtain the permission of the owners of the contribution to make the contribution available under the terms of this agreement;
(c) if I am employed, I have discussed contributing to CasADi with my employer and have obtained their permission to transfer the intellectual property rights or have determined that they do not assert ownership rights to my contributions;
(d) I hereby transfer and assign all rights, title, and interest, including all intellectual property rights, in any contributions that I make to the CasADi project, to the CasADi copyright holders;
(e) I will not knowingly submit any contribution of which I am not the owner or for which I do not have the owner's permission, nor will I submit any contribution encumbered by third-party intellectual property rights;


Ownership and Transfer of Intellectual Property

The creator of a work may not be the sole owner of the intellectual property associated with the work. Any individual or organization that contributed resources to the development of a work may be a co-owner. Legal ownership depends on the particulars of the situation and the contracts involved. Some employment contracts assert that the employer has ownership rights to any work created by the employee, even if the work is created outside of regular working hours and without the use of the organization's resources.
Contributors should consult with their management, legal counsel, and/or technology transfer officers when determining the legal ownership of a contribution.
For contributions to the CasADi project, contributors agree to transfer all intellectual property rights of their contributions to the CasADi copyright holders.