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The International License Agreement is a crucial document used when a rights holder wishes to permit another party to use their intellectual property, technology, or proprietary assets across international borders while maintaining control over their usage. This agreement, governed by Danish law, is particularly relevant for companies expanding their market presence globally or monetizing their intellectual property in foreign territories. It includes essential provisions for protecting the licensed property, ensuring quality control, managing royalty payments, and maintaining compliance with both Danish and international regulations. The document is structured to address complex cross-border issues such as territory restrictions, currency considerations, and international dispute resolution, while ensuring compliance with Danish contract law principles and EU regulations. This type of agreement is commonly used in technology transfers, brand licensing, patent licensing, and software distribution arrangements where at least one party is operating under Danish jurisdiction.
