Intellectual Property Forms

Protect your company's rights in technology developed by an employee with this Acknowledgement of Joint Ownership of Intellectual Property.

• If your employees are actively involved in the development and creation of intellectual property as a function of their job, they should sign an Acknowledgement of Joint Ownership form.
• The employee acknowledges that certain materials developed during the course of his or her employment are jointly owned by the employee and the employer, including any intellectual property rights in the materials.
• Failure to get it in writing could result in lengthy and expensive legal claims.
• The Acknowledgement form is generic (not specific to any country) and can be used anywhere.
• This is a reusable legal form. Buy it, download it, and use it as often as you need to.

Canadian publishers, prepare an Assignment of Copyright and Waiver of Moral Rights for an author with this downloadable template.

• The author of a work assigns his/her right and title to copyright in the work to a third party, and waives his/her moral rights in the work, pursuant to the Canada Copyright Act.
• An author's "moral rights" consist of the right to be identified as the creator of a work and the right to object to derogatory treatment of a work which the author feels is prejudicial or detrimental to his/her reputation.
• Moral rights do not transfer with the ownership of the copyright, but they can be waived by the author.
• This Assignment of Copyright and Waiver of Moral Rights form is a Canadian legal document which can be used in any province or territory of Canada. A French language translation may be required for Quebec.
• You can download the form immediately after purchasing it.

Prepare a Bailment Agreement for products or software that will be sent to another party for evaluation with this easy downloadable template.

• This contract form can be used for situations where a third party will take possession of software, hardware, equipment or other products in order to evaluate them for specific purposes.
• The bailor (owner of the items) retains full title to the goods being bailed. The bailee agrees not to sell, transfer, encumber or subject the bailed property to any legal process.
• The bailor agrees that any part of the bailed property that is installed on the bailee's lands would cause damage to the lands or building, title to that portion of the bailed property will pass to the bailee.
• The bailed property is provided "as is" and without any warranty of any kind, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
• The bailee and its employees, contractors and agents are bound by confidentiality provisions.
• The bailee is under no obligation to purchase any goods from, or have any future business dealings, with the bailor.
• This legal contract template is available as a downloadable MS Word file.
• This is a generic form which does not contain references to the laws of any specific country or region.

Issue a Cease and Desist Letter for Copyright Infringement with this template for copyrights registered in Canada.

The Cease and Desist Letter can be prepared and sent to the infringing party by either yourself as the owner of the copyright, or by your lawyer. It contains the following:

• details of the owner's copyright in the work (written, music, art, video, etc),
• details of the infringing use of the work,
• a demand to cease and desist from any further distribution or other use of the copyrighted material,
• a demand that the infringing party provide information concerning the extent of the use, together with all undistributed copies of the material.

This Canada Cease and Desist Letter re Infringement of Copyright template is fully customizable to fit your specific circumstances.

Is a third party is infringing on your copyright for written works, artwork, images or video? Issue a Cease and Desist Letter with this downloadable template for U.S. copyrights.

• The letter may be prepared by either yourself as the owner of the copyright, or by your attorneys.
• It contains the following:
  • details of the owner's copyright,
  • the owner's infringement claim against the third party,
  • a demand to cease and desist from any further distribution or other use of the copyrighted material,
  • a demand that the infringing party provide information concerning the extent of the use, together with all undistributed copies of the material.
• This Cease and Desist Letter template contains references to US copyright laws.
• The form is available in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.

Write a Cease and Desist Letter to a party infringing on your trademark through an unauthorized domain name with this easy template for USA trademarks.

• This type of infringement is in violation of the United States Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act. 'Cybersquatting' is the use of a domain name that incorporates a trademark, without the consent and authorization of the registered owner of the trademark.
• The Cease and Desist Letter may be prepared by either yourself as the owner of the trademark, or by your attorneys. The letter covers the following matters:
  • establishing ownership of the trademark,
  • how the trademark is being used in connection with the registered owner's website,
  • details of the infringement claim,
  • a demand that the infringing party cease and desist from using the domain name,
  • a demand that the infringing party promptly transfer the infringing domain to the trademark owner.
• This Cease and Desist Letter re Infringing Domain Name template references the laws of the United States and is intended to be used only in connection with trademarks registered under U.S. law.
• The form is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.

Issue a Cease and Desist Letter to a party that is infringing on your software copyright with this fully editable template for USA copyright owners.

• The letter may be prepared by either yourself, as the owner of the copyright, or by your attorneys.
• It covers the following items:
  • establishment of ownership of the copyright,
  • details of the infringement claim,
  • a demand to cease and desist from any further use of the copyrighted software,
  • a demand that the infringing party provide information about the scope of use, together with all undistributed copies of the software.
• This Cease and Desist Letter makes reference to U.S. copyright laws and can be used with respect to any copyright registered in the United States.
• The form letter is available in MS Word format and can be easily modified to fit your unique needs. Other formats available on request.

Track all the steps you have taken in submitting a trade mark application to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office with this easy-to-use Checklist for Trade Mark Application.

• Use the checklist to record:
  • document filings,
  • correspondence and
  • other steps taken during the application to the Trade Mark division, and
  • includes steps for follow-up after the trade mark has been registered.
• This free downloadable form is available as a MS Word template.
• This checklist only considers the procedure for applications made in Canada.

Don't let others steal your invention. Protect your rights with this Confidentiality Agreement form.

• The Confidentiality Agreement should be signed by any party who is interested in evaluating your invention for the possibility of developing, financing, marketing, manufacturing, producing or distributing it.
• The interested party agrees not to disclose any confidential information provided by the Inventor.
• The interested party agrees to use the confidential information solely to evaluate the opportunity and possibilities for the invention.
• The interested party also agrees not to remove or interfere with any proprietary rights notices placed by the inventor, to store all confidential information in a safe and secure place, and not to develop, manufacture or reverse engineer the invention.
• If the interested party decides not to proceed with manufacturing the invention, it covenants that it will not make, use or sell any invention, product, service or process derived from its testing of the invention or from the inventor's disclosure.
• Buy and download your own copy of the Confidentiality Agreement form. Insist on getting a signed copy first before you submit your invention to anyone for evaluation.

Prepare a mutual Confidentiality Agreement for parties in a joint research project with this easy to use template for New Zealand.

• Each party agrees to keep confidential any information disclosed by the other party and to use the information solely for the purposes of the research project.
• Each party will limit access to confidential information only to those persons who need to have access. Each of such persons will be bound by the same confidentiality obligations.
• No rights of any kind are granted to either party other than as specifically set out in the Agreement.
• This downloadable Confidentiality Agreement form can be easily modified to fit your unique circumstances.

Transfer 50% ownership interest in intellectual property to a co-developer with this Co-Ownership Agreement template.

• This type of co-ownership arrangement is typically used by an inventor who needs to partner with a developer in order to develop certain technology and bring it to market.
• The developer becomes a co-owner in the intellectual property, in exchange for providing development services.
• The developer will be responsible for ongoing improvements to the technology, and for developing training documentation.
• Revenues generated by the technology will be the joint property of the co-owners.
• License fees will be assessed when the technology is used by third parties.
• The relationship between the parties is not to be construed as a partnership.
• The agreement contains provisions allowing one co-owner to buy out the other in order to terminate the relationship.
• The Co-Ownership Agreement for Intellectual Property is generic in nature and does not contain references to specific laws of any country or region.
• The template is downloadable and can be easily modified to fit your unique needs.

Complete and file this Declaration of Use as part of a trademark application in Canada.

• This form must be completed and filed with the Trade Mark division of the Intellectual Property Office (CIPO).
• The form is an html template provided by CIPO. It can be copied and pasted into a Word document for submission with your application form.

Assign ownership of a domain name to a third party with this downloadable Assignment Agreement template.

• The party assigning the domain (the assignor) represents to the assignee that there are no current disputes relating to the domain.
• The assignor will not engage in any action after the completion of the assignment which may be detrimental to the domain name.
• The assignee agrees to pay a transfer fee.
• This is a generic legal document that does not contain references to the laws of a specific country and can be used anywhere.
• Get your copy of the Domain Name Assignment Agreement today - add it to your cart, check out and download. Use it as often as you need to.

This Intellectual Property Rights Agreement for Chinese businesses protects a company's interest in inventions and innovations created by employees.

• Assignment of Rights. The employee assigns all of his/her right, title and interest in all inventions, patents and improvements developed by the employee in connection with the employment, and will assist the employer in securing domestic and foreign patent rights.
• Prior Inventions. The employee will retain his/her interest in any prior inventions, unless they are used in the employer's products or processes. In such case, the employee will grant the employer a perpetual irrevocable license to use the prior inventions in connection with those products or processes.
• Confidentiality. The employee also agrees to keep all the employer's proprietary information confidential and not disclose any or all of such information.
• Non-Competition. The employee agrees not to be involved in any business that competes with the employer's business, or to develop products identical or similar to the employer's products, during employment and for a specified period of years thereafter.
• Letter of Guarantee. The Agreement includes a Letter of Guarantee to be signed by the employee following termination of his/her employment.
• Language. This is an English language legal form. A Chinese translation may also be required for it to be legally enforceable.
• Format. This China Employee Intellectual Property Rights Agreement is provided in MS Word format and can be modified to fit your unique needs.

Employers can protect their interest in inventions and innovations created by employees with this template agreement governing ownership of such inventions.

• The employee assigns all of their right, title and interest in all inventions, patents and improvements developed by the employee in connection with their employment.
• The employee agrees to take all actions necessary to aid the employer in securing domestic and foreign patent rights.
• The employee also agrees to keep all of the employer's proprietary information confidential and not disclose any or all of such information.
• This Agreement Governing Employee Inventions does not contain references to the laws of any specific country or jurisdiction.
• The template is downloadable and fully editable to meet your unique business needs.

Hire an independent contractor to develop technology products with this Independent Contractor Agreement template.

• Parties. The Agreement is between a tech developer and an investor who will fund the development project to create new tech products and bring them to the marketplace.
• Assignment of Rights. In exchange for the funding of the project, the developer will assign all of its rights in any commercially viable products to the investor.
• Royalties. The developer will be paid a royalty for each viable product.
• Reporting. The developer must provide the investor with regular status reports on all developments.
• Term of Engagement. This is a month-to-month contract, but can be modified to provide for a fixed term.
• Governing Law. This is a generic legal contract which does not contain references to the laws of any specific country or jurisdiction.
• How to Get the Form. The Independent Contractor Agreement for Technology Development is available as a MS Word template which can be downloaded immediately after purchase. The document can be modified and re-used as often as you require.

Use this Intellectual Property checklist and analysis to identify and protect business assets such as copyright, trade mark, patent, industrial design and trade secrets.

The Checklist will assist you to:

• determine the authorship and/or ownership of each asset,
• track whether assets have been registered with the appropriate government authorities (if required),
• ensure that renewals of such registrations are completed on a timely basis,
• track any assignment of rights in the assets to third parties,
• determine if moral rights waivers have been obtained from employees or other parties (if required), and
• determine if the company is taking all steps necessary to ensure that confidential information remains confidential.

This Intellectual Property Checklist and Analysis template is a downloadable and customizable MS Word form.

License intellectual property to a purchaser as part of a transfer of IP assets with this licence agreement form for New Zealand.

• Licence to Use. The purchaser (licensor) of the intellectual property grants a royalty-free, non-transferable, non-exclusive licence back to the seller (licensee) to use the property for specific business purposes.
• Confidentiality. The licensee agrees not to disclose information about the intellectual property or or make it available to third parties unless the licensor consents, and agrees to ensure that any such third parties agree in writing to comply with the terms of the licence agreement.
• Infringement Claims. In the event of an infringement claim by a third party, the parties shall mutually decide whether to take steps to defend the claim or render the intellectual property non-infringing.
• Governing Law. This Intellectual Property Licence Agreement is governed by the laws of New Zealand.

Grant a third party the right to use your patents and technology throughout the UK with this Intellectual Property Licence Agreement.

• Scope of Licence. The licence is an exclusive licence to develop, make, use, market, sell, and distribute products developed with the intellectual property, within a specified geographical area.
• Sublicensing. The licensee has the right to grant sublicences to third parties, provided that such third parties agree to be bound by the terms of the Agreement.
• Royalties. Royalties will be paid quarterly, based on net sales of products within the licensee's territory.
• Taxes. The licensee will deduct all taxes and other amounts required to be paid or withheld from the amount of the royalty prior to payment.
• Prosecution. The licensor will continue, at its sole cost and expense, to prosecute and maintain the patents.
• Infringement. The licensee has the right, at its expense and with the licensor's consent, to enforce the patents against infringement.
• Confidentiality. Each party is bound by mutual confidentiality provisions to protect their respective proprietary information.
• Governing Laws. The UK Intellectual Property Licence Agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales.
• How to Obtain the Form. You can download the sample agreement immediately following purchase. Buy, download, modify as desired - it's so easy.

Transfer your rights in an invention or patent to a purchaser who will commercially develop and produce the invention in the UK with this Intellectual Property Transfer Agreement.

• Scope of Agreement. The Transfer Agreement covers the intellectual property being transferred as well as associated documentation and know-how.
• Support. The inventor will provide ongoing support, assistance and expertise with respect to the transferred property.
• Security for Payment. The purchaser's solicitors will hold the executed assignments of rights in trust as security for payment of the purchase price.
• Confidentiality. The inventor agrees not to disclose any confidential information regarding the intellectual property to third parties unless requested to do so by the purchaser.
• Indemnification. The parties mutually indemnify each other.
• Termination for Cause. The agreement contains provisions for termination if a milestone is missed or if the purchaser defaults in making a payment.
• Governing Law. The Intellectual Property Transfer Agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales and can be used throughout the United Kingdom.
• How to Obtain the Form. You can download the sample agreement immediately after you have purchased it. Customise it with the details of your transaction and it is ready to sign.

Give third parties the right to use your work with this Licence to Use Copyright Material for use in the United Kingdom.

• The copyright holder grants a licensee the right to use certain copyrighted work in connection with a specified purpose.
• The owner will retain the worldwide copyright to the material.
• The licensee agrees not to use the material in a derogatory or demeaning manner.
• The owner warrants that the use of the material will not infringe upon the rights of any other party.
• This Licence to Use Copyright Material is intended for use in the UK and is governed by the laws of England and Wales.
• The form is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your needs. Other formats are available on request.

Ask for permission to use copyrighted material by a non-profit organization with this easy downloadable free Request to Reprint form.

• Non-profit societies, charities and other organizations publish newsletters, online materials and printed publications for which they require photos, artwork, or excerpts from published works.
• Use this form to request permission to use the material from the copyright owner.
• This free form is a downloadable generic (not country specific) template that can be used anywhere.
• Available in MS Word format. You can easily modify and customize the form as necessary to fit your needs.

Give another party an option to purchase your rights in a patent with this template Option Agreement form.

• The purpose of this agreement to give a licensee (such as a manufacturer) who already has a license to use the patent a means of acquiring ownership rights to the patented invention.
• The inventor grants the optionee an exclusive option to purchase all of the inventor's worldwide right, title and interest in and to the patent and the invention.
• The optionee will pay a non-refundable one-time option fee in consideration for the grant of the option. The fee is payable whether or not the optionee decides to exercise the option.
• The inventor will maintain the patent in good standing at its own expense until such time as the optionee decides to purchase the rights.
• This Option Agreement governs purchase rights of patents registered in many countries worldwide. It does not refer to the specific laws of any country.
• The template is downloadable and easy to use. Available in MS Word format.

Assign your rights in Chinese patents to another party as part of a sale of assets with this Patent Assignment Agreement.

• License Back. In return for the assignor (seller) transferring its interest in the patents to the assignee (purchaser), the assignee licenses back to the assignor the right to use the patents in connection with its business. The license is royalty free, fully paid, worldwide and non-exclusive.
• Perfection of Interest. The assignee will be responsible for translating any documents, taking all actions, and paying all costs connected to perfecting its interest in the assigned patents.
• Patent Applications. The assignor agrees to assist with prosecuting any pending patent applications and procuring any grants in connection with the assigned patents.
• Compliance with Restrictions on Use. The assignor must comply with all restrictions on use and disclosure of confidential information with respect to its license to use the patents.
• Infringement. Each of the parties will promptly notify the other of any infringement or misappropriation of third party rights in connection with the assigned patents.
• Dispute Resolution. In the event that the parties are unable to settle any dispute through friendly consultation, the parties agree to submit the dispute to binding arbitration.
• Laws and Language. This Patent Assignment Agreement is governed by the laws of the Peoples Republic of China. It is available only in an English language version. A Chinese translation of the document may be required to make it legally valid.

Give a third party the right to use your patent to manufacture and sell products in the PRC under this Patent License Agreement for China.

• Purpose of Agreement. Foreign corporations find it expedient to partner with domestic companies to penetrate the Chinese market. That scenario is an ideal application for this license agreement.
• License for Use. Under this contract, the foreign company that holds the patent (the licensor) grants a domestic Chinese company (the licensee) an exclusive license to use the patent for the purposes of manufacturing, selling and distributing certain products throughout the PRC and Taiwan.
• Royalty. In return for the license to use the patent, the licensee will pay an ongoing royalty to the licensor for each product manufactured or sold.
• Invalidity of Patent. Royalty payments will cease if the licensed patent is deemed invalid or unenforceable.
• Assignability. The licensee does not have the right to assign or transfer the license or any of its rights or obligations under the agreement.
• How to Obtain the Form. You can download the English-language version of the China Patent License Agreement immediately after purchasing it. A Chinese translation may be required to make the contract valid in China.

License the rights to assemble, sell and distribute your products across Canada under this Product Licence Agreement.

• The parties to the Agreement are (i) the owner / inventor of the products and (ii) a distributor.
• The licence extends to all subsequent modifications and improvements of the products.
• The distributor will pay a fixed license fee and a continuing royalty calculated as a percentage of the gross sales price.
• The distributor has the right to grant sub-licenses.
• Products of the distributor and all sub-licensees must meet quality standards set by the inventor.
• The Product Licence Agreement form can be used in all Canadian provinces and territories except Quebec, where a French language version may be required.

Notify the U.S. Copyright Office of a filing or determination in an action or appeal regarding a copyright with this free District Court form.

• This is a fillable PDF form which can be completed on your computer and printed.
• The Register of Copyrights must be informed when an action is commenced, whenever a filing is made, and when the action is terminated.
• Report on the Filing or Determination of an Action or Appeal Regarding Copyright, United States District Court Form AO 121 (6/16).

Notify the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office of a filing or determination in an action regarding a patent or trademark with this free District Court form.

• This is a downloadable PDF form which can be completed by filling in the blanks and printing it.
• The Patent and Trademark Office must be informed when an action is commenced, each time a filing is made, and when the action is terminated.
• Report on Filing or Determination of an Action Regarding Patent or Trademark, United States District Court Form AO 120 (rev 08/10).

Set the terms for payment of royalties on intellectual property with this contract template for Canadian businesses.

• This agreement covers royalties accruing on intellectual property that was developed by the seller, which is being transferred to a purchaser as part of a transfer of business assets.
• The intellectual property will continue to be used by the purchaser in connection with the business operations, and royalties will continue to accrue.
• The purchaser agrees to pay the seller an ongoing royalty for a specified number of years following the closing of the purchase and sale transaction.
• The royalty will be calculated based on the customer base and non-exempted gross earnings of the business.
• This Royalty Agreement refers to the laws of Canada. It can be used in any Canadian province or territory. A French language version may be required in Quebec.

Get this Secrecy Agreement signed before you submit an invention or innovation for evaluation.

• The purpose of the Secrecy Agreement is to protect the owner of proprietary information (such as an invention, innovation, new method or process) when they are submitting the information for evaluation to determine its usefulness and marketability.
• Often this evaluation is done by a party interested in investing and/or marketing the innovation.
• The interested party will have no rights to the information or any ideas or improvements arising from the information, all of which remains the sole property of the owner.
• The interested party will not disclose or use any of the information except with the consent of the owner or as required by law.
• If the interested party breaches the agreement, it will pay damages and costs to the owner.

Ideas are valuable - that's why they get stolen. Don't let that happen to you. Buy and download the Secrecy Agreement template and protect your legal rights.

Register your opposition to a trademark application in Canada by filing this Statement of Opposition form with the Trade Marks division of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO).

• A Statement of Opposition would typically be filed by the owner of an existing trade mark who has reason to believe that the proposed trade mark will be similar to their own, or would be confusing in the mind of the public.
• This free downloadable form is available in MS Word format from the CIPO website.

Transfer technology and associated intellectual property to another party under this Technology Assignment Agreement.

• The developer of the technology also assigns all of its moral rights, to the extent allowable by law.
• In exchange for the assignment, the assignee issues the developer shares in the assignee's company.
• The developer agrees not to disclose any information about the technology or intellectual property to third parties.
• You can edit the Assignment of Technology Agreement to tailor it to your exact circumstances.
• This is a generic legal form that does not contain country-specific language.

Assign your ownership of a trade mark to another party with this easy-to-use Trade Mark Assignment Agreement for Canadians.

• The party assigning the mark (assignor) agrees not to do anything that will be detrimental to the validity of the trademark following the transfer of the trade mark into the name of the assignee.
• The parties agree to settle disputes through amicable discussion, failing which they will refer the matter to arbitration.
• This Trade Mark Assignment Agreement is a digital legal form template which can only be used in Canada.
• You can download and use the form immediately after purchase.

Grant a manufacturer an exclusive license to use your trademark with this template License Agreement.

• Purpose of License. The purpose of the license agreement is for the manufacturer to use the trade mark in connection with manufacturing and marketing branded products.
• Royalties. The manufacturer will pay an annual royalty calculated as a percentage of net sales of the products for each calendar year during the term of the agreement.
• Product Quality. The licensor has the right to inspect the manufactured products for quality control purposes, and the manufacturer will remove any non-compliant products from the market.
• Intellectual Property Claims. The manufacturer must notify the licensor of any trade mark infringements or applications to register trade marks which might conflict with the licensor's trade marks.
• Scope of Law. This Trade Mark License Agreement is a generic legal document which does not contain references to the laws of any specific country.
• How to Get the Form. The form is available as a MS Word template which can be downloaded immediately following purchase.

Give distributors, franchisees and sales agents the right to use your trade mark with this Registered User Agreement form.

• The owner of the trade mark grants the distributor or other party the right to use the trade mark so that they can market, promote, sell and distribute trademarked products and materials.
• The right to use the trade mark extends only to the goods that are covered by the Agreement, and only within the specific territory assigned to the registered user.
• This is a generic legal form which does not contain references to the laws of any particular country.
• The Trade Mark Registered User Agreement is available in Microsoft Word format and can be modified as desired to reflect your unique circumstances.

Place intellectual property in trust under the terms of this Trade Secret Deposit and Protection Agreement under US laws.

• Parties. The Agreement is between the owner of the trade secrets and a trustee who will hold the trade secrets in trust.
• Purpose of Trust. The owner deposits certain confidential business documentation with the trustee in order to maintain the audit trail documenting the ownership and creation dates of the trade secrets.
• Ownership. The ownership of all materials deposited with the trustee remains with the owner.
• Confidentiality. The trustee will keep the information confidential and will not disclose any of such information to third parties.
• Liability of Trustee. The trustee will not be liable for any damages. The owner indemnifies the trustee against liability or costs associated with its good faith actions under the agreement.
• Legal Costs. If the trustee is called upon to take part in any legal proceedings, the owner will pay all costs incurred by the trustee, and pay the trustee a per diem or per hour rate.
• Governing Law. This legal document template is governed by the laws of the United States.
• How to Obtain the Form. You can download the MS Word form immediately following purchase. The template is reusable and can be modified to meet your unique business needs.

Prepare a trademark application based on proposed use in Canada with this free template Form 4 from CIPO.

• "Proposed use" means that the mark is not yet in use, but is intended to be used in the future.
• The form must be filed with the Trade Mark division of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO).
• The Form 4 Trademark Application can be prepared by following the instructions given with the template, or can be downloaded or submitted online via the CIPO website.

Assign a U.S. trade mark to another party with this downloadable Trademark Assignment Agreement.

• The assignor (owner of the trade mark) agrees not to do anything that will be detrimental to the validity of the trademark.
• The parties agree to settle disputes through amicable discussion, failing which they will refer the matter to arbitration.
• An assignment of a trade mark would be used in situations such as the purchase and sale of business assets that included intellectual property.
• This Trademark Assignment Agreement is governed by the laws of the United States.
• You can download the template immediately after purchasing it. Available in MS Word format.

If you have registered a trademark in Australia, you can assign it to another party with this Trademark Assignment Agreement Without Goodwill.

• Under this Agreement, only the trademark is being assigned, and not the goodwill of the assignor's business.
• The assignor reserves the right to continue to use the trademark in connection with its business operations.
• This Australia Trademark Assignment Agreement Without Goodwill template is provided in MS Word format. It is downloadable and fully editable.

Grant another party the right to use your trademark in China with this Trademark License Agreement.

• The owner of the trademark agrees not to assign the trademark or license its use to any third party, except for its subsidiaries.
• The owner will pay all fees to keep the trademark registered and valid.
• The owner will file the license agreement with the proper administrative authority.
• The licensee will not permit any third party (other than its subsidiaries) to use the trademark.
• If either party fails to perform its obligations, it will compensate the other party for economic losses suffered as a result of the failure.
• This is an English language legal form, translated from the original Chinese. A Chinese version may be required to make it enforceable.
• This Trademark License Agreement is a fully editable legal form that was drafted in accordance with the Contract Law and the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China.

Set out the conditions under which research materials will be released from a medical or scientific facility to a researcher with this Transfer Agreement.

• Ownership of the research materials and related documentation remains with the facility.
• The researcher agrees to use the materials for research purposes only and to keep all information strictly confidential for a specified period of time.
• If the research results in an invention, improvement or other innovation, the parties will negotiate suitable terms for developing the innovation and determining its potential commercial applications.
• The facility has the right to review and delay any publication referring to the materials, documentation and/or research.
• This is a generic legal document that does not contain references to the specific laws of any country.
• The Transfer Agreement for Research Materials is a downloadable digital form which is easy to use and customize.