The Trademark License Agreement allows the licensee to use (but not own) the licensor’s trademark in connection with agreed-on products or services. Licensing can help a company expand into international markets effectively and easily while lending the licensee an established name and reputation. The license is given for a specific range of products or services for which the licensee obtains exclusivity in a distinct territory (typically a country).

In exchange for the rights granted, the Licensee shall pay to the Licensor a certain amount of money (canon) and a percentage (royalties) based on the sales value of the products or services sold under the license.

This Trademark License Agreement can be used for domestic transactions in which the Licensor and Licensee are based in the same country. When both Parties are in different countries the International Trademark License Agreement should be used.

Parties
Recitals
Clauses

1. Grant of the License
2. Exclusive rights
3. Sales Outside de Territory
4. Approval of the License Products
5. Manufactured of the Licensed Products
6. Quality of the Licensed Products
7. Licensor´s corporate image, advertising and promotion
8. Sale and marketing of the Licensed Products
9. Registration of transactions
10. Control of transactions

11. Payments
12. Trademarks
13. Duration
14. Effects of expiration or termination
15. Earlier termination
16. Registration of the License
17. Confidentiality
18. Granting rights and obligations
19. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction

Signatures
Annexes