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The Non Exclusive License Music agreement is essential for businesses and individuals seeking to legally use copyrighted musical works in India while ensuring the rights holders maintain their ability to license to others. This document is particularly relevant when entities need to use music for commercial purposes such as background music, advertising, digital content, or public performances. It complies with Indian copyright law, particularly the Copyright Act, 1957, and addresses key aspects such as royalty payments, usage restrictions, and territorial limitations. The agreement is designed to protect both the licensor's intellectual property rights and the licensee's commercial interests while providing clear terms for the permitted use of the musical works. This type of agreement is commonly used in various commercial settings and can be customized based on specific usage requirements while maintaining compliance with Indian intellectual property and contract law.
