License Agreements Generally

A license agreement is an agreement entered into between the owner(s) of intellectual assets and a third party, or parties, which permits the third party to legally benefit from the ability to make, use and sell the intellectual property of another. The legal title of the rights of the intellectual property remains with the licensor.

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