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The Trial License Agreement is a specialized contract used when organizations need to evaluate products, software, or services before committing to a full commercial license. This document type is particularly relevant in New Zealand's business environment, where it must comply with local contract law, intellectual property regulations, and privacy requirements. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions about the trial scope, duration, evaluation criteria, and parties' obligations. It's designed to protect the licensor's intellectual property while giving the licensee sufficient rights to properly evaluate the licensed material. The document is especially important in technology-related transactions but can be adapted for various sectors where trial periods are necessary before full implementation.
