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Interim Source Code License Agreement

Kansas City Missouri Interim Source Code License Agreement

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Technology - Licenses

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Kansas City

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US-KWP-0001

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This form is an Interim Source Code License Agreement. The form provides that the licensor has agreed to furnish the licensee with a non-exclusive and non-transferable license to use the system's source code.

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Interesting Questions

What happens to the source code when the agreement ends?

Once the agreement is up, you typically need to stop using the code, and you may have to return or destroy any copies you have. It's like saying goodbye to an old friend when you move on.

What if I face issues using the source code?

If you run into trouble, you should reach out to the other party, as they might have a responsibility to help you sort things out, depending on the agreement.

Are there any restrictions with the source code?

Yes, there may be some limits on how you can use it or who you can share it with. It’s always good to read the fine print!

What can I do with the source code during this time?

You can usually modify, use, or distribute the code as outlined in the agreement, but you need to play fair and stick to the rules laid out.

How long does the Interim Source Code License last?

The agreement generally lasts until a more permanent deal is signed, or until either party decides to call it quits. It’s like a temporary lease on a car.

Who needs to sign this agreement?

Typically, the company that is providing the software and the one that wants to use it both need to put their names down. It's a two-way street!

What is an Interim Source Code License Agreement?

It's a temporary arrangement that allows companies to use a software's source code while some things are being ironed out. Think of it as a bridge until the final contract is ready.