Licensing agreement is a legal, written contract between two parties wherein the owner gives permission to another party to use their brand, patent, or trademarks. The agreement contains details on the type of licensing agreement, the terms of usage, and how the licensor is to be compensated.
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Licensing Agreement
Licensing agreement is a legal, written contract between two parties wherein the owner gives permission to another party to use their brand, patent, or trademarks. The agreement contains details on the type of licensing agreement, the terms of usage, and how the licensor is to be compensated.
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LICENSING AGREEMENT
A licensing agreement is a written agreement between two parties in which a property owner (known as licensor) permits another party (known as licensee) to use that property under specific terms and conditions.
All subject matters of the intellectual property rights, such as music, design, artwork, photograph, video, sound, etc. can be licensed by the owner of such material.
The license can be of various different kinds, such as excluive or non-exclusive, worldwide or limited to a specific jurisdiction, assignable or non-assignable, etc. The licensor can choose the kind of license he/she wants to grant to the licensee.
Contents of Licensing Agreement
A well drafted Licensing Agreement contains the following:-
- Details about the subject matter being licensed
- Duration of the license
- Mode of payment
- Provision of payment of royalty
- Exclusive or non-exclusive license
- Territory of usage
- Representation and warranty
- Indemnification
- Grounds of termination
- Severability
- Waiver
- Other legal clauses
Laws governing Licensing Agreements in India
The different laws which govern various aspects of Licensing Agreements in India are as follows:
- The Indian Contract Act, 1872
- Copyright Act, 1957
- Trade Marks Act, 1999
- Design Act, 2000
- Patents Act, 1970
- Competition Act, 2002
- Stamp Duty Act (State specific)
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Frequently Asked Question
What is the importance of Licensing?
Licensing is the most effective solution for protecting your intellectual property.
A licensing agreement allows owners of intellectual property to authorize third parties to use, alter, or resell the property for a mutually agreed-upon price, without transferring ownership to the third party.
The terms of the agreement are flexible and can be adopted as per the understanding of the parties.
What is the important of entering into the Licensing Agreement?
A well drafted licensing agreement helps the author/owner of the IP rights, to protect its IP rights from infringment and exploitation. It can also be presented as an eveidence in the court of law in case of such infringment.
I want to receive royalty for my license. Is it possible?
Yes, in fact with Licensing Agreement, it is very common.
There are variety of ways that you can earn royalty through your license. It can be captured accordingly in the Licensing Agreement.
Who is considered to be the first owner of copyright?
According to Section 17 of the Copyrights Act, 1957, the first owner of copyright is defined as under:
"Subject to the provisions of this Act, the author of a work shall be the owner of copyright therein."
Section 17 statutorily recognizes the author of the work to be the first owner of the copyright.
I want to transfer the complete ownership of my IP. Should I enter into this Agreement?
No. In that case, you should execute IP Assignment Agreement.
Waht is the difference between licensing and assignment?
The primary difference between the two is that a License allows the Licensor to maintain their rights and interest in their IP, whereas an Assignment transfers all of the Assignors rights to their IP and assigns it to the Assignee.
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Licensing agreement is a legal, written contract between two parties wherein the owner gives permission to another party to use their brand, patent, or trademarks. The agreement contains details on the type of licensing agreement, the terms of usage, and how the licensor is to be compensated.
22290 People purchased
Startup Documents
Licensing Agreement
₹7999
₹ 14999 (50% Off) ₹7000 SaveGross Total
₹7999
Deliverables *
a) A detailed call with the Expert Lawyer who will understand your requirements for licensing agreement.
b) The First Draft shall be delivered in just 3 days.
c) Discussion to accommodate your suggestions.