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The Trademark License Agreement Between Parent And Subsidiary is essential for corporate groups operating in Saudi Arabia who need to formalize the use of trademarks within their organization. This document is particularly relevant when a parent company wants to maintain control over its intellectual property while allowing its subsidiary to use the trademarks in their business operations. The agreement must comply with Saudi Arabian trademark law, commercial regulations, and Sharia law principles, including requirements for quality control and registration with local authorities. It typically includes detailed provisions about the scope of use, territorial restrictions, quality standards, and reporting requirements, while considering the unique aspects of intra-group relationships. This document is commonly used during subsidiary establishment, business expansion, or when formalizing existing trademark usage arrangements within a corporate group.
