Document background
The Exclusivity Agreement is a crucial commercial contract used when one party wishes to grant another party exclusive rights in a specific context, such as distribution, manufacturing, or service provision. This document is particularly important in the Danish business environment, where it must comply with both domestic Danish law and EU regulations, especially regarding competition and trade practices. It typically includes detailed provisions about the scope of exclusivity, territorial limitations, duration, performance requirements, and termination rights. The agreement is commonly used in various commercial arrangements, from distribution partnerships to technology licensing, and must be carefully structured to ensure it doesn't violate competition laws while protecting both parties' interests. Given Denmark's position within the EU single market, special attention must be paid to territorial restrictions and their compliance with EU free movement principles.
