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The Pharmaceutical License Agreement is a crucial legal instrument used in the Australian pharmaceutical industry when one entity wishes to grant another entity rights to develop, manufacture, distribute, or sell pharmaceutical products. This agreement type is essential when pharmaceutical companies want to expand their market reach, leverage external manufacturing capabilities, or commercialize their intellectual property while maintaining compliance with Australian regulations. The document must align with the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 and other relevant Australian legislation, addressing key aspects such as regulatory approvals, quality standards, and pharmacovigilance requirements. It typically includes detailed provisions for intellectual property protection, royalty structures, quality control measures, and territory restrictions, while ensuring compliance with Australian pharmaceutical regulations and industry standards.
