Document background
The Non-Exclusive Music License Agreement is a crucial document in the Australian music and entertainment industry, used when a rights holder wishes to grant permission for the use of musical works while retaining the ability to license the same works to others. This agreement is particularly relevant in today's digital age where multiple parties may need simultaneous rights to use the same musical content. The document addresses key aspects required under Australian law, including rights granted, territory, duration, payment terms, and usage limitations. It's essential for businesses and individuals seeking to legally use musical works in various contexts such as broadcasting, digital streaming, live events, or background music. The agreement must comply with Australian legislation, particularly the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) and the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), while providing clear terms for all parties involved.
