What Is a Trademark License Agreement?

A trademark license agreement refers to the purpose of transferring trademark use rights. It is one of the important ways for the licensor to participate in and share the market of the licensee. The structure of this kind of agreement is the same as other license agreements, except for some clauses in the body of the contract. ^[1]

Trademark license agreement

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A trademark license agreement refers to the purpose of transferring trademark use rights. It is one of the important ways for the licensor to participate in and share the market of the licensee. The structure of this kind of agreement is the same as other license agreements, except for some clauses in the body of the contract. ^[1]

A trademark license contract refers to a contract signed by a trademark owner to license his registered trademark to others to use a licensee to pay fees. The trademark owner or the person authorized by it is the licensor, and the other party is the licensee. After the implementation of the trademark right license implementation contract, the licensor does not lose its trademark legal rights and remains the owner of the registered trademark. The subject of a trademark license contract is the "use right" of the registered trademark, not the "ownership". This is the difference between a trademark license and a trademark transfer contract.