Avoid invalid clauses in patent licensing contracts.

A patent licensing contract is a technical contract in which one party permits the other party to exploit its patented technology in a certain way within a certain period of time and in a certain area to avoid invalid clauses. Patent licensing contract If you need professional patent services, Bajie Intellectual Property will help you! Bajie's intellectual property business has developed rapidly, focusing on trademark, patent, copyright, domain name and other intellectual property business directions. Bajie's intellectual property patent application and patent transfer agency services have been recognized by the industry. For patent transfer and patent application transaction, please consult Bajie Intellectual Property Customer Service as soon as possible. When concluding a contract, invalid clauses in the patent licensing contract should be avoided: 1. Restrict one party from conducting new research and development on the basis of the technology subject to the contract, or restrict its use of the improved technology, or the conditions for exchanging the improved technology between the two parties are not equal, including requiring one party to provide its improved technology to the other party free of charge, transfer it to the other party in a non-reciprocal manner, and monopolize it freely or enjoy the intellectual property rights of the improved technology; 2. Restrict one party from obtaining technology similar to or competing with the technology provider from other sources; 3. Obstruct one party from fully implementing the contract technology in a reasonable way according to the market demand, including obviously unreasonable restrictions on the quantity, variety, price, sales channels and export markets of the products or services provided by the technology recipient; 4. Require the technology recipient to accept incidental conditions that are not necessary for the implementation of technology, including purchasing unnecessary technologies, raw materials, products, equipment and services, and accepting unnecessary personnel; 5. Unreasonably restrict the channels or sources for technology recipients to purchase raw materials, spare parts, products or equipment; 6. It is forbidden for the technology recipient to raise objections or attach conditions to the validity of the technical intellectual property rights of the subject matter of the contract.