Document background
The Domain License Agreement is essential when one party wishes to grant another party the right to use a domain name while retaining ownership. This document is particularly relevant in the Swiss context, where domain transactions must comply with specific regulatory requirements, including SWITCH registry regulations and federal data protection laws. The agreement covers crucial elements such as license scope, technical specifications, payment terms, and compliance requirements. It's commonly used in business restructuring, brand licensing, corporate groups, or strategic partnerships where temporary or long-term domain usage rights need to be transferred without changing ownership. The document ensures compliance with Swiss legal requirements while protecting both parties' interests through clear terms and conditions.
