IT & Freelance
Copyright Licence Agreement
A licence agreement gives the licensee the right to use a work in the manner and to the extent agreed in the contract. The author retains authorship — only selected rights are transferred. The agreement covers exclusivity, territory, duration, licence fee and the right to grant a sub-licence.
These templates are for illustrative purposes only. They are not legal advice — consult a lawyer before signing.
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What the agreement covers
- Identification of the work and manner of use
- Scope of the licence — exclusive or non-exclusive
- Territory of the licence
- Duration of the licence
- Licence fee or remuneration
- Right to grant a sub-licence and conditions
Frequently asked questions
An exclusive licence gives the licensee the sole right — neither the author nor any other person may use the work in the same way. A non-exclusive licence allows the author to grant licences to others as well.
