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The Master Use License is a fundamental agreement used in Canadian business transactions where one party seeks to grant another party specific usage rights to intellectual property, software, technology, or content while maintaining ownership rights. This document is particularly crucial in technology and content-driven industries where controlled distribution and usage of proprietary assets is essential. The agreement complies with Canadian federal and provincial regulations, including intellectual property laws, privacy legislation (PIPEDA), and consumer protection requirements. It serves as a comprehensive framework that can be adapted for various licensing scenarios, incorporating specific terms for usage limitations, payment structures, support obligations, and compliance requirements. The Master Use License is designed to protect both the licensor's intellectual property rights and the licensee's usage rights while ensuring clear guidelines for implementation, maintenance, and dispute resolution under Canadian jurisdiction.
