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A Portfolio License Agreement is utilized when a company seeks to license multiple intellectual property assets to another party under a unified agreement, rather than negotiating separate licenses for each asset. This type of agreement is particularly valuable for companies with extensive IP portfolios in New Zealand, providing efficiency in administration and negotiations while ensuring compliance with New Zealand legal requirements. The document typically includes detailed provisions covering license scope, territorial rights, quality control measures, royalty structures, and reporting requirements. It's especially relevant in situations involving technology transfers, brand licensing programs, or patent portfolio commercialization, where multiple IP assets need to be licensed together. The agreement must comply with New Zealand legislation, including the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, Copyright Act 1994, and Commerce Act 1986, while addressing specific industry requirements and commercial objectives.
