Utah Exclusive License Agreement for Patent with Schedule of Royalties is a legal contract that governs the exclusive ownership and usage rights of a patented invention in the state of Utah. This agreement is unique to Utah and ensures that the patent holder grants an exclusive license to a licensee, allowing them to make, use, and sell the patented invention in exchange for royalty payments. Under this agreement, the patent holder retains ownership of the patent while providing the licensee with the exclusive rights to exploit the invention within the state of Utah. The agreement includes a detailed schedule of royalties, which specifies the amount and timing of payments that the licensee will make to the patent holder. There are different types of Utah Exclusive License Agreements for Patent with Schedule of Royalties, including: 1. Patent-Specific Exclusive License Agreement: This agreement pertains to a specific patent and grants exclusivity to the licensee for that particular invention. 2. Field-Specific Exclusive License Agreement: In some cases, the exclusive license may be limited to a specific field of use within the patent. For example, the licensee may have exclusive rights to use the patented invention for medical purposes while the patent holder retains rights for other fields. 3. Territory-Specific Exclusive License Agreement: This agreement limits the exclusivity of the license to a specific geographical territory within Utah. The patent holder can still grant licenses to other parties for other territories or worldwide. 4. Temporal-Specific Exclusive License Agreement: This type of agreement provides exclusivity to the licensee for a specific period, after which the patent holder may grant licenses to others. The Utah Exclusive License Agreement for Patent with Schedule of Royalties is designed to protect the rights of both the patent holder and the licensee. It ensures that the licensee has the exclusive right to commercially exploit the invention within Utah while guaranteeing periodic royalty payments to the patent holder. Properly drafting and signing this agreement is essential to establish a mutually beneficial relationship between the parties involved and safeguard the rights associated with the patented invention.