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The Limited Copyright License Agreement is essential for organizations and individuals who need to legally use copyrighted material within specific constraints. This document, structured under Dutch law and compliant with EU regulations, is commonly used when a copyright holder wishes to grant limited usage rights while maintaining control over their intellectual property. It's particularly relevant in situations where temporary, restricted, or specific-use licenses are required, such as in publishing, media, software, or educational contexts. The agreement includes detailed terms about usage rights, restrictions, duration, territory, and compensation, while ensuring compliance with the Dutch Copyright Act (Auteurswet) and related legislation. It serves as a crucial tool for protecting intellectual property rights while enabling controlled commercial exploitation of copyrighted works.
