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The Patent License Agreement is a critical document used when a patent holder wishes to grant another party the right to use their patented technology while retaining ownership. Under Danish law, this agreement must comply with the Danish Patents Act and related legislation, including EU regulations where applicable. The document is essential for technology transfer, research commercialization, and business expansion strategies. It typically includes detailed provisions on license scope, territorial restrictions, royalty structures, and quality control requirements. This agreement type is particularly important in Denmark's innovation-driven economy, where cross-border technology licensing is common. The Patent License should carefully balance the interests of both licensor and licensee while ensuring compliance with competition laws and industry-specific regulations.
