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The Non-Exclusive Royalty License agreement is essential for businesses and organizations seeking to monetize their intellectual property while retaining the flexibility to enter into similar arrangements with multiple parties. This document is particularly relevant in the New Zealand legal context, where it must comply with local intellectual property and contract law requirements. It is commonly used when a rights holder wishes to generate revenue through licensing while maintaining control over their intellectual property and the ability to grant licenses to others. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions for royalty calculations, payment terms, quality control, territory restrictions, and usage rights, all structured within the framework of New Zealand law. This type of agreement is particularly valuable in situations where exclusive rights are not required or desired, allowing for broader market penetration and multiple revenue streams from different licensees.
