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The Private Software License agreement is essential for organizations seeking to formalize the terms under which proprietary software is licensed for use in Australia. This document is typically used when a software provider wishes to grant specific usage rights to a business customer while maintaining ownership and control of the intellectual property. The agreement covers critical aspects such as license scope, usage restrictions, fees, maintenance, and support obligations, all within the framework of Australian law. It's particularly important for ensuring compliance with relevant legislation including the Copyright Act 1968, Competition and Consumer Act 2010, and Privacy Act 1988. The document should be customized based on factors such as the nature of the software, intended use, number of users, and specific requirements of both parties.
