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The Limited Use License Agreement is essential for businesses and individuals in Australia who wish to grant or receive limited rights to use proprietary materials while maintaining control over their intellectual property. This document is commonly used when a party needs to license software, content, technology, or other IP assets for specific purposes while imposing clear restrictions on usage. It ensures compliance with Australian intellectual property laws, consumer protection regulations, and contract law principles. The agreement typically includes detailed terms about permitted uses, restrictions, payment structures, and termination rights. It's particularly relevant in today's digital economy where licensing of intellectual property and technology assets is increasingly common. The document helps protect the licensor's intellectual property rights while providing the licensee with clear parameters for authorized use.
