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If you are supplying software or media products, or are manufacturing goods, you can expand your business by licensing your product to another company. These documents are sutiable for forming the terms of the licence agreement between the parties. Before entering into a licencing agreement, it is also a good idea to sign a Confidentiality Agreement or a Non-Disclosure Agreement. This is particularly the case if you are entering into negotiations with a company to manufacture a product you have developed. |
| A126 |
Licence for Manufacture & Sale |
£50.00 + VAT |
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Suitable where the inventor of a product licenses a company to manufacture and sell that product in return for a licence fee and royalties on sales.
The 15 clauses deal with the grant of a licence for manufacture and sale with a fairly long contract period envisaged. There are provisions dealing with the payment by the licensee of a licence fee as well as royalties with terms dealing with the calculation of royalties, payment, maintenance of records etc. The contract also deals with the provision of support by the licensor in the development phase and improvements which either party may make to the product. Other clauses detail territorial scope, confidentiality, patent infringement and termination.
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| A134 |
Licence for Manufacture Overseas |
£50.00 + VAT |
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Granted by a producer of retail goods to a licensee to manufacture the goods for retail sale in a foreign country. For a licence agreement more appropriate to an inventor of a product licensing a company to manufacture and sell that product locally or overseas – see our document A126.
This Licence is suitable where the company granting the licence (the licensor), provides know-how and technical support to the licensee who undertakes product manufacture and sales. The document covers such matters as grant of the licence, duration, and the obligations of the licensor which include provision of technical support and, in some circumstances, supply of components for manufacture, advertising literature etc. The licensee's obligations are also dealt with. There are clauses allowing the use of the licensor's trade name for the product plus the method of calculating royalties and accounting for these. Export of goods beyond the territory of the agreement is dealt with and there are clauses covering confidentiality, termination, force majeure etc. |
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| A211SC |
Software Licence |
£50.00 + VAT |
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This software licence agreement is for use where software and documentation regarding the installation of the software are licensed by a supplier to a customer. There are 20 clauses covering the grant of the licence on a non-exclusive basis, licence fees and payment, intellectual property rights, warranties and indemnities, limitation of liability of the supplier, etc. |
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| C126 |
Chinese Licence for Manufacture & Sale |
£69.00 + VAT |
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This document is in two versions - English and Chinese. This manufacturing agreement is suitable where the owner or inventor of a product licenses a company to manufacture and sell that product in return for a licence fee and royalties on sales. The 15 clauses deal with the grant of a licence for manufacture and sale with a fairly long contract period envisaged. There are provisions dealing with the payment by the licensee of a license fee as well as royalties with terms dealing with the calculation of royalties, payment, maintenance of records etc. The lcontract also deals with the provision of support by the licensor in the development phase and improvements which either party may make to the product. Other clauses detail territorial scope, confidentiality, patent infringement and termination.
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