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The License Back Agreement is a crucial document used in situations where a company or individual has transferred ownership of intellectual property but needs to retain certain usage rights. Common in technology transfers, corporate restructuring, and joint venture arrangements, this agreement type is particularly relevant in Hong Kong's dynamic business environment, where international IP transactions are frequent. The document typically follows Hong Kong law and must comply with local IP regulations, including the Patents Ordinance and Copyright Ordinance. It specifies the scope of licensed rights, territorial restrictions, royalty arrangements, and quality control measures. This agreement is especially important in Hong Kong's technology and manufacturing sectors, where companies often need to balance IP ownership transfer with continued operational needs.
