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The Single Use License Agreement is designed for situations where a party (licensor) wishes to grant another party (licensee) the right to use specific intellectual property, content, or technology for a single instance or limited purpose under Canadian law. This document is commonly used in various commercial contexts, from software deployment to content usage, where controlled, one-time access to proprietary material is required. The agreement includes essential provisions for protecting the licensor's intellectual property rights while giving the licensee clear parameters for permitted use. It addresses key aspects such as usage scope, technical requirements, payment terms, and compliance with Canadian federal and provincial regulations, including copyright law, privacy requirements, and consumer protection standards. This type of agreement is particularly relevant in today's digital economy where single-use licenses are increasingly common for software, digital content, and other intellectual property assets.
