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The Brand Collaboration Agreement serves as a crucial legal framework for businesses seeking to establish strategic brand partnerships in Malaysia. This document is essential when two or more parties wish to collaborate on marketing initiatives, cross-promotional activities, or joint product development while protecting their respective brand assets. It addresses key aspects required under Malaysian law, including compliance with the Trade Marks Act 2019, Consumer Protection Act 1999, and other relevant regulations. The agreement typically covers brand licensing, quality control measures, revenue sharing, approval processes, and termination rights. It's particularly important in today's digital age where brand collaborations are becoming increasingly complex and require clear guidelines for both traditional and digital marketing channels. The document helps prevent disputes by clearly defining each party's rights and obligations while ensuring regulatory compliance in the Malaysian market context.
