Trademark licensing is the last time the holder authorized the trademark to be licensed to others. This article introduces what are the forms of trademark licensing? First, before you understand several forms, you can read the article "Trademark Licensing" on the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Transfer website to learn more about trademark authorization. The Trademark Law stipulates that there are three types of trademark licensing:

Ordinary license, in which the licensor allows the licensee to use the registered trademark under the contract within the specified geographical scope, and at the same time, the trademark remains valid. Someone can also authorize the right to use it to a third party. Of course, the difference is the authorization in different geographical scopes.

Second, exclusive license, from the word "exclusive" literally, we can understand that this method is an exclusive trademark authorization, and yes, it cannot be authorized to a third party like a normal license. Anyone, including the trademark holder, is not allowed to use the trademark within the geographical scope.

Third, exclusive license: The licensor allows the licensee to use the registered trademark under the contract within the specified geographical scope. At the same time, the licensor shall not sublicense the trademark to a third party. However, the licensor shall You can also use the registered trademark yourself.

Among the three methods, only the ordinary license can be licensed to third parties or more, and the exclusive license and exclusive license cannot be licensed to third parties.