A licensor may retain certain markets for himself while allowing the licensee to exploit the licensed technology everywhere else in the world.This provision is found in the:

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Most licensing agreements include some type of territorial restriction.While the licensee may wish to fully exploit the licensed technology throughout the world,the licensor often prefers to reserve certain markets for itself or for other licensees.The licensor's objectives may be achieved either by explicitly confining the licensee to a specific geographic region or by imposing quantitative limits on the licensee's exploitation of the licensed technology so it is only able to service its local market.

A Licensor May Retain Certain Markets for Himself While Allowing