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The Multi Use License agreement is essential for situations where intellectual property owners wish to grant comprehensive usage rights while maintaining control over their IP. This document is commonly used in India when licensors want to permit licensees to use their intellectual property or content multiple times or in various ways without requiring separate agreements for each use. It incorporates provisions compliant with Indian intellectual property laws, particularly the Copyright Act 1957, Contract Act 1872, and Information Technology Act 2000. The agreement typically includes detailed terms about usage rights, territorial scope, payment structures, quality control measures, and compliance requirements. It's particularly relevant in today's digital economy where content and IP are frequently licensed for multiple applications or platforms.
