Document background
The Non-Transferable License Agreement is designed for situations where a rights holder (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 type is particularly crucial in the Danish market, where it must comply with both national legislation and EU regulations. The agreement is commonly used for software licensing, technology transfers, intellectual property rights, and other scenarios where controlled usage of proprietary assets is essential. It includes comprehensive provisions for protecting the licensor's interests while providing clear guidelines for the licensee's permitted uses. The non-transferable nature of the license is explicitly emphasized throughout the agreement, ensuring that the licensed rights cannot be assigned, transferred, or sublicensed to any third party without the licensor's express permission. This document is structured to accommodate Danish legal requirements while maintaining international business standards and practices.
