Document background
The Non-Transferable License agreement is essential for situations where a party (licensor) wishes to grant specific usage rights to another party (licensee) while maintaining strict control over the licensed material's distribution and use. This document, governed by Swiss law, is particularly relevant for software licensing, technology transfer, content licensing, and other intellectual property arrangements where preventing unauthorized transfer or sublicensing is crucial. The agreement includes comprehensive provisions for protecting the licensor's interests, defining usage scope, establishing payment terms, and ensuring compliance with Swiss regulatory requirements. It is commonly used in commercial transactions where the licensor needs to maintain control over their intellectual property while allowing limited use by specific, authorized parties.
