License agreement
With the license agreement the holder (licensor) retains ownership of the rights but grants to another person (licensee) the right to exploit the item (i.e., to affix the trademark on its products or to manufacture and market a patented invention) for a predetermined period of time, for the payment of a royalty. Royalties may include a fixed part and variable part, usually proportional with the sales or turnover achieved with the trademark or patent. The license can be exclusive, if the holder waives the direct exploitation of the item granted in license and agrees not to grant other licenses, or non-exclusive, if the owner reserves the right to directly exploit the item granted in license or to grant other licenses.
Contracts
- Contracts
- Preliminary agreement
- Contract of sale or return
- Contract of administering
- Lease agreement
- Work contract
- Transport
- Mandate
- Agency contract
- Business procurement
- Brokerage
- Contract of loan
- Guarantee
- Contract of employment
- NDA = Non disclosure Agreement
- Sponsoring
- Logistics
- Rent to buy
- Brand Ambassador
- Franchising
- Subcontracting
- Distribution agreements
- Business divestments
- Corporate Lease
- Disposal of shares
- Leasing
- Shareholder's agreements
- Option contract
- License agreement
- General conditions of the agreement