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License Terms are essential legal documents used in New Zealand business contexts to formalize the permitted use of intellectual property, software, content, or other proprietary assets. These terms establish the legal framework under which a licensor grants specific rights to a licensee while retaining underlying ownership. The document is crucial for businesses operating under New Zealand jurisdiction, particularly when dealing with valuable intellectual property or proprietary content. License Terms typically include detailed provisions about usage rights, restrictions, payment terms, quality control, and termination conditions, all aligned with New Zealand legal requirements. They are particularly important for protecting intellectual property rights while enabling commercial exploitation through controlled licensing arrangements.
