Licensing Agreement

🏷️ Turkish: Lisans Anlaşması

A contract allowing one party to use another party’s intellectual property, such as a patent or trademark, under specified terms.

💡 Example: You can sign a licensing agreement to allow a local Turkish company to manufacture and sell your patented software products.

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