List the kinds of restrictive practices used in the intellectual property licensing agreements.
CS Professional · Intellectual Property Rights - Law and Practice · PYQS · June 2016
List the kinds of restrictive practices used in the intellectual property licensing agreements.
Answer & Explanation:
Following are some of the restrictive practices mainly used in the intellectual property licensing agreements: Restrictions after expiration of Industrial Property Rights or Loss of Secrecy of Technical know-how Restrictions after Expiration of Arrangements Restrictions on Research and Development Non-Competition Clauses Tie-in Arrangements Export Restrictions Price Fixing Restrictions on Field of Use, Volume or Territory Grant-back Provisions Exclusive Sales and Representation Arrangements.
Topics: Intellectual Property Licensing
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