THE ROLE OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT IN EXERCISING THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

Abstract

today's world, transporting people, products and information and exchanging ideas and sharing knowledge is faster, easier and cheaper than ever before. Intellectual property is a relatively new branch that covers a wide range of intellectual creations, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, images used in commerce, including industrial property rights.One of the first points of interest of the negotiators of the license agreement is the identification of natural or legal persons who will become a party or in other words will conclude the license agreement and will become legally obliged to fulfill its provisions. The purpose of describing the parties to a license agreement is to identify each one with sufficient certainty that their identities will not later become the subject of controversy.
This paper describes the product to be made, used or sold or the procedure to be applied and from which the product to be used or sold will be obtained. These provisions will also identify the invention or inventions involved in that product or procedure, refer to the relevant patents or patent applications, describe the knowledge and experience to be provided, if any, and identify the technological promotions on one side or the other and the conditions under which they will be available.

In this paper, on the role of the license agreement in exercising intellectual property rights, we will focus on the generally important objectives of the license agreement, the specifics of the license agreement, the advantages and disadvantages of licensing, the duration of the license agreement, and the agreement. for a license in the Macedonian legislation