Types of Licence Sample Clauses
The 'Types of Licence' clause defines the specific categories or forms of licenses that are granted under an agreement. It typically outlines whether the licence is exclusive, non-exclusive, or sole, and may specify the scope, territory, duration, and permitted uses of the licensed material or rights. For example, it might clarify if the licensee can sublicense the rights or if the licence is limited to a particular geographic region. This clause is essential for establishing clear boundaries and expectations regarding the use of licensed assets, thereby preventing misunderstandings and disputes over the extent of the rights granted.
Types of Licence. Exclusive and Non-Exclusive Compulsory and Legal
Types of Licence. 3.1. This Licence will fall within one of the following categories. Because each successive holder of this Licence can gain no more rights than the previous holder, the category will be that under which the licence was obtained by the first legitimate holder of it. Details of that category will be contained on the Licence Certificate granted to the first holder. NOTE THAT POSSESSION OF THE LICENCE CERTIFICATE IS NOT CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF A VALID LICENCE. IT IS MERELY EVIDENCE OF THE RIGHTS GRANTED TO THE FIRST HOLDER OF THE LICENCE.
Types of Licence