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The area where the Sheffield company may use the Kelderwick brand: the UK and Ireland. Ireland is in because the factory has always supplied it and Kelderwick has no distributor there. Pumps under the factory's own brand may be sold anywhere (clause 8.3). Licence 1.1, “Territory” · Chapter 8 · see Competition law
Explained in Chapter 8, Territory, of IP Licensing.
A licence can limit where the licensee may use the rights it is given. In the Licence that area, the Territory, is the UK and Ireland, and the limit applies only to the brand. The Sheffield company may sell pumps under the Kelderwick marks there until the Term ends. Clause 8 says what the company may not do with those pumps anywhere else.Read Chapter 8, Territory →
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