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The Evaluation License Agreement is designed for situations where organizations need to assess software, technology, or other proprietary assets before making a full commitment to purchase or license. This document is particularly relevant in the Australian business context, where it must comply with local contract law, consumer protection legislation, and privacy requirements. The agreement typically covers a defined evaluation period, specifies permitted uses, protects intellectual property rights, and includes provisions for confidentiality and data security. It's essential for managing risk during trial periods and protecting both parties' interests while allowing meaningful evaluation of the licensed material. The document should be customized based on the specific nature of the evaluation, the type of product or service being evaluated, and any industry-specific requirements under Australian law.
