The meaning of trademark leasing is trademark licensing, which is a common way to deal with idle trademarks. Trademark licensing: refers to the behavior of a trademark registrant allowing others to use its registered trademark through legal procedures. Usually by entering into a license contract. Types include: ① Ordinary license (lower license fee): that is, through a contract, the licensor allows one or more licensees to use the trademark. If the trademark involved in the contract is used without authorization by a third party, the licensor needs to to prosecute, and the licensee cannot prosecute it. ②Exclusive license (license fee is normal): In the exclusive license method, the licensor and the licensee agree through a contract that the trademark involved is only allowed to be used by both parties, and a third party is not allowed to use the trademark. ③Exclusive license (the highest license fee): Exclusive license, that is, the trademark licensor grants the licensee the exclusive right to use the trademark. The licensor is not allowed to use the trademark, nor is it allowed to allow others to use the trademark. Precautions for trademark leasing When leasing a trademark, you also need to pay attention to the following issues, otherwise the trademark leasing will not be recognized: ①Trademark contract filing: After signing a trademark leasing contract, you need to submit a trademark license application to the Trademark Office. Only if the Trademark Office approves the application can trademark leasing be protected by trademark law. ② Careful inspection of licenses: If the trademark has been previously leased through an exclusive license or exclusive license, another trademark license shall not be granted unless the contract is canceled and the contract period expires. ③Transfer is restricted: If the trademark has been licensed before, then the trademark transfer needs to be negotiated with the licensee before the contract expires.