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A Use License agreement is essential when one party (licensor) wishes to grant another party (licensee) specific rights to use intellectual property, software, content, or other proprietary materials while retaining ownership. This document is particularly relevant under Danish law, which provides specific protections and requirements for licensing arrangements through various legislations including the Danish Contracts Act and Copyright Act. The Use License should clearly define the scope of permitted use, any territorial or temporal limitations, payment terms, and compliance requirements. It's commonly used in commercial transactions involving software deployment, content distribution, or technology transfer, and must comply with both Danish national law and applicable EU regulations. The agreement typically includes provisions for intellectual property protection, liability limitations, and termination rights, all structured within the framework of Danish legal requirements.
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