Licencszerzdésben

Licencszerzdésben is a Hungarian term that translates to "in licensing" or "under license." It refers to the legal and contractual relationship where one party, the licensor, grants permission to another party, the licensee, to use intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, or software, under specific terms and conditions. This permission is not a sale of the intellectual property but rather a grant of rights for a defined period and scope.

The terms of a licencszerzdésben agreement are crucial and typically outline the rights granted, any restrictions on use, royalty payments or other forms of compensation, the duration of the license, and geographical limitations. For example, a software company might grant a licencszerzdésben for its operating system to a hardware manufacturer, allowing them to pre-install the software on their devices. Similarly, a pharmaceutical company could grant a licencszerzdésben of a patent for a drug to another company for its production and sale in a specific region.

This arrangement is common across many industries and serves as a way for intellectual property holders to monetize their creations and for other businesses to access and utilize valuable assets without needing to develop them independently. The specific legal framework and common practices surrounding licencszerzdésben can vary significantly depending on the type of intellectual property and the jurisdictions involved.