Patent and Know-How Licence
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This licence is suitable for use with both product patents and process patents (indeed it can cover either or both in the same document).
The licence granted under this document may be exclusive or non-exclusive and entitles the licensee to work under the patent rights and use technical information (or “know-how”) relevant thereto.
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This Patent and Know-How Licence contains the following clauses:
1. Definitions and Interpretation
2. Technical Information
3. Improvements
4. Confidentiality
5. Grant of Rights
6. Payment
7. Records and Reports
8. Performance
9. Patents
10. Term and Termination
11. Force Majeure
12. General
13. No Waiver
14. Severance
15. Notices
16. Law and Jurisdiction
And the following schedules:
1. Patent Rights
2. Secrecy Undertaking
3. Formal Patent Licence for Registration
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