White Label SaaS · glossary
“The name TRESSICK PAYROLL, the Partner's application to register it as a UK trade mark, and the Partner's other names, logos and colours for the Service.” Tressick owns it, with its goodwill. Larchpay may use it only to brand, host and support the app. Agreement 1.1, “Partner Brand” · Chapter 3 · see Trade mark licence, Branding Requirements
Explained in Chapter 3, Branding: the Partner's Brand and the Trade Mark Licence, of White Label SaaS.
The Agreement calls that brand the Partner Brand. It covers the name TRESSICK PAYROLL, the application to register it as a UK trade mark, and Tressick's other names, logos and colours for the app. Clause 3.1 grants the trade mark licence, the permission to use them…Read Chapter 3, Branding: the Partner's Brand and the Trade Mark Licence →
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