How to use this Checklist
This Checklist is designed to highlight issues that commonly arise during the negotiation of a manufacturing agreement and design licence.
For further information on the licensing of designs, see Practice Notes:
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Introduction to designs
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UK registered and unregistered designs
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Licensing intellectual property rights
For example pure design licences, see Precedents: Design licence—pro-licensor and Design licence—pro-licensee. See also: Licence of designs—checklist.
For example character merchandising agreements, see Precedents: Character merchandising agreement—pro-licensor and Character merchandising agreement—pro-licensee.
This Checklist can also, where appropriate, form the basis of a simple non-binding heads of terms. For guidance on how to do this, see Precedent: Heads of terms—commercial contracts.
Checklist schedule for proposed manufacturing agreement and design licence
(A) Key commercial considerations | Notes |
Parties | |
Parties: confirm each party’s legal status and whether any third parties (such as group affiliates) will benefit from the proposed agreement. If there is more than one company in a corporate group, check that the company entering into the agreement is the appropriate group entity. | |
Third-party guarantees: |
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