The Source Code Security and Purchase Option Agreement is a legal contract that enables one party to secure source code as collateral while providing the other party with an option to purchase that code under specified conditions. This type of agreement is essential in software licensing, ensuring that the holder of the source code has a financial interest in the code while protecting the proprietary rights of the original developer.
This agreement should be used when a party wants to secure source code as collateral while allowing the potential for purchase. It is useful in situations where licensing arrangements are involved, particularly when there is a risk of default in the performance of obligations under a software license agreement.
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