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When intellectual property is transferred to a third party, is there any right to stipulate that the third party cannot transfer it again?

Hello! At the time of transfer, a third party may be required not to transfer again, and this license is exclusive.

Intellectual property licensing refers to the activity that the licensor grants the intellectual property involved to the licensee according to the agreement, which is called licensing for short. It is divided into three categories: exclusive license, exclusive license and general license.

Exclusive license refers to a licensing right of licensor (patentee or trademark owner), that is, only licensee can use licensor's patent or trademark, and no one else, including licensor, can use it.

Exclusive license means that only the licensee can use the licensor's trademark except the licensor himself. Its exclusive degree is higher than ordinary license and lower than exclusive license.

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