Intercompany transfer and license agreement

An intercompany transfer and license agreement is an agreement by which two (or more) different group companies grant each other a certain right. An intercompany transfer and license agreement often provides that all intellectual property rights (a trademark, patent or, for example, a copyrighted work) and know-how developed by a particular operating company are automatically transferred to the group company into which the intellectual property rights and know-how of the group companies are incorporated. The agreement ensures that through a grant-back license a right of use of these intellectual property rights and know-how is granted to the group company.

What does an intercompany transfer and license agreement contain?

Parties are free to agree what they want in an intercompany transfer and license agreement. Usually the following topics are covered in an intercompany transfer and license agreement: which intellectual property rights are transferred by the operating company; which intellectual property rights are licensed to the operating company; to which products, markets and territories the license under the license agreement applies; liability, warranties and indemnities; and the duration of the license and the agreement.



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