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The Single Use License Agreement is essential for businesses and individuals in Australia who need to grant or receive authorization for one-time use of intellectual property, software, content, or other proprietary materials. This document type is commonly used when the licensor wants to maintain strict control over their intellectual property while allowing limited, specific use by the licensee. The agreement must comply with Australian federal legislation, including the Copyright Act 1968, Competition and Consumer Act 2010, and relevant state laws. It typically includes detailed terms about usage rights, restrictions, payment terms, warranties, and liability limitations. This type of agreement is particularly relevant in today's digital economy where single-use licenses for software, content, and other digital assets are increasingly common.
