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Licence grant

Defines exactly what rights are licensed — scope, exclusivity, territory and term.

In plain English

Spells out what someone is allowed to do with your IP: exclusive or not, where, for how long, and for what use. A vague licence is a future dispute.

Relevant law

  • Copyright Act, 1957
  • Trade Marks Act, 1999

Where this commonly appears

Intellectual Property
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