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The Trade Mark Licence Agreement is essential for businesses seeking to monetize their trademark rights or expand their brand presence through controlled third-party usage. This document, governed by Danish law and compliant with EU regulations, is typically used when a trademark owner wishes to permit another entity to use their trademark(s) in specific territories or for particular products/services. It includes detailed provisions for quality control, royalty payments, and trademark protection, ensuring the licensor maintains control over their intellectual property while allowing the licensee to benefit commercially from the trademark's use. The agreement is particularly crucial in maintaining brand integrity while facilitating business expansion through licensing arrangements.
