An agreement whereby the 'licensor' for an agreed-upon consideration, grants to the 'licensee' certain rights with respect to intellectual property of the licensor.
A contract made by a transnational corporation with a subsidiary or local company for the use of a brand name, trade mark, patent, or copyright of a product for a specified duration of time. Payment may be in the form of a fee, sales percentage, royalty, etc.
This agreement gives the Registered User the Lifetime right to use the software on their computer.
a binding agreement and not just a suggestion
a clear understanding of what the obligations are of each party and also serves as proof of what is owed to each of the receiving parties
a contract between Temple and a company that wishes to make, use, develop and/or sell a Temple-owned invention
a contract between the University and a third party in which the University's rights to a technology are licensed (without relinquishing ownership) for financial and other benefits
a contract between the university and the tenant
a contract that grants certain use or production rights relating to a technology, or idea, to specified parties for particular uses, under agreed upon time frames
a contract that you negotiate with a publisher or vendor before finalizing the purchase of an online product
a contractual agreement under which a licensor (owner of the IP) permits another (licensee) to use the IP right in an agreed way, and in exchange for an agreed payment (fee or royalty)
a contract where Benny's owner (you, the licensor) gives permission to Marvin Manufacturer (the licensee) to use Benny on the products Marvin sells
a grant of rights in the form of a contract that is governed by Contract Law, not Copyright Law
a legal contract--"a promise or set of promises constituting an agreement between the parties that gives each a legal duty to the other and also the right to seek a remedy for the breach of those duties
a legal contract between the university and a user of a USC mark or other intellectual property, such as patents or copyrights
a legally binding contract, and a bad contract with Marvin Manufacturer can damage Benny's marketability permanently and limit your income now and in the future
a legally binding contract between two parties
an arrangement whereby a firm with the proprietary rights to a product grants permission to another firm to manufacturer that product in return for specified royalties or other payments
a very bad contract - be aware that not all clauses in all EULA's are legal and any court would quash them
a written contract between a user and a content owner that sets out the terms and conditions under which a user can use content
a written contract granting permission for a person or company to use an invention under certain terms
a written agreement that defines the terms and conditions under which the software may be used.
Terms and agreement to upload/download content to/from this site for the purpose of sharing with educational institutions.
A contract between the software publisher and the user to install and use a copy of software code under specific circumstances as defined by the publisher or manufacturer of the software.
The typical contract by which an invention is put into commercial use; essentially an agreement by the owner of the intellectual property rights not to sue the licensee for infringement, so long as the licensee's actions are within the terms of the agreement.
An agreement between vendor/publisher and the library defining use of a product, usually online resources.
An agreement for PTC Licensed Products, containing terms and conditions which govern the purchase for PTC Licensed Products.
A legal contract between you and the creator or distributor of software outlining the terms under which you are allowed to use the software. Generally this must be agreed to before the software can be installed and can sometimes permit the creator or distributor to install other software, such as spyware, on your computer.
A legal contract between the Licensor and Licensee. See End-User License Agreement; Site License Agreement.
a license agreement is a vehicle through which a rights-holder grants to others the permission and authority to use or sell its intellectual property. A license pertains to all classifications of intellectual property that is in tangible form, such as music, literature, software, sculpture, photographs and films. Under a license agreement, the rights-holder (licensor) maintains ownership of the intellectual property and the licensee (the end-user or third-party distributor) does not acquire ownership. All terms and conditions governing use by the licensee of such property are defined under the license agreement. The presence of the word “license†on a product denotes that the owner and/or producer of the product withhold certain use rights that a buyer would acquire. The term “license†is also referred to as “agreement,†“license agreement,†or “contract.
A legal statement which indicates the terms under which a user may make use of a software product.The license to use does not transfer ownership.In many cases the license is worded so that installation or use of the product indicates agreement to the terms stated.