A clause in an agreement in which the licensor reserves any intellectual property or contractual rights not expressly transferred by the license is known as a:

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A reservation of rights clause is a common provision in license agreements that allows the licensor to retain certain rights in the licensed property, including intellectual property or contractual rights, that are not expressly transferred by the license. This ensures that the licensor maintains control over the property and can continue to use it in other ways or license it to others in the future, if desired.

A Clause in an Agreement in Which the Licensor Reserves