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The Non-Exclusive License Agreement Music is essential for businesses and individuals seeking to legally use musical works in India while allowing the rights holder to maintain the ability to license the same works to others. This agreement type is commonly used when multiple parties need access to the same musical content, such as for broadcasting, public performance, or digital distribution. The document, governed by Indian law, particularly the Copyright Act, 1957 and Copyright Rules, 2013, includes crucial details about usage rights, territorial scope, duration, payment terms, and compliance requirements. It's particularly relevant in today's digital age where music licensing has become increasingly complex and requires careful attention to both traditional and digital rights management.
