Trademark use licenses are mainly divided into general use licenses, exclusive use licenses and exclusive use licenses. 1. Names and addresses of the licensor and licensee. 2. Licensed trademarks and their registration numbers. 3. The scope of goods permitted to use the trademark. 4. License period (should not exceed the registration validity period of the licensed trademark). 5. How to provide logos for licensed trademarks.

1. Trademark licenses are divided into several categories. Trademark licenses are divided into the following three categories:

1. Exclusive license means that the trademark registrant can use the trademark within the agreed period, region and in an agreed manner. In this way, the registered trademark is only allowed to be used by one licensee, and the trademark registrant is not allowed to use the registered trademark according to the agreement.

2. Exclusive use license means that the trademark registrant allows only one licensee to use the registered trademark during the agreed period, region and in the agreed manner. The trademark registrant can use the registered trademark according to the agreement. trademark but shall not otherwise license others to use the registered trademark.

3. General use license means that the trademark registrant allows others to use its registered trademark within the agreed period, region and in the agreed manner, and can use the registered trademark on its own and license others to use it.

2. What are the contents of a trademark license contract? A trademark license contract refers to a contract that must be signed by both parties when the trademark registrant permits others to use the registered trademark. It stipulates the rights and obligations of the licensor and the licensee, and both parties must A contract that must be performed. According to: Article 40 of the "Trademark Law", "A trademark owner may authorize others to use its registered trademark by signing a trademark license contract."

1. The trademark license contract should at least include the following contents: (1) The licensed trademark and its registration number; (2) The scope of the licensed product; (3) The period of the licensed use; (4) The method of providing the logo of the licensed trademark; (5) The licensor’s obligation to the licensee Clauses to supervise the quality of goods using its registered trademark; (6) Clauses to indicate the name of the licensee and the origin of the goods on the trademarks of goods using the registered trademark of the licensor.

2. According to the provisions of the Civil Code, a trademark license contract should generally include the following contents: (1) The names and addresses of the licensor and the licensee; (2) The amount of trademark usage fees and payment method; (3) Conditions for suspension or termination of the contract; (4) Liability for breach of contract; (5) Application of law and resolution of disputes, etc. In our country, what are the categories of trademark licensing? Through the above analysis and introduction, we clearly know that it mainly includes three categories, namely general license, exclusive license and exclusive license. No matter which method of licensing is used, a corresponding contract must be signed at this time, so as to protect one's own interests.