Trademarks are exclusive, also known as exclusivity or monopoly, which means that the trademark owner has the exclusive right to use the registered trademark. Once obtained, this right is exclusive and no one else may use it without the consent of the trademark owner. Otherwise, it will constitute an infringement and will be subject to legal liability. In other words, as long as the trademark owner obtains the consent, there will be no infringement if it is used again. As long as it is a usage agreement signed voluntarily by both parties and can be notarized. Then using this trademark will not infringe.