Copyright Assignment - Software (Joint Ownership)

Parties

• Assignor (transferring party, seller)
• Assignee (receiving party, purchaser)

When To Use

For use in transferring a joint ownership interest in copyrights in computer software programs and related documentation from an owner (Assignor) to an Assignee.

Assignor transfers to Assignee an undivided joint ownership interest; and Assignor retains an undivided joint ownership interest.

For an Assignment that transfers all rights of ownership of copyrights and other intellectual property rights, see our Copyright Assignment (All Rights).

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Features And Options

• Analogous to a deed in real estate for the transfer of tenancy in common rights; this is the legal instrument that conveys joint ownership of Intellectual property to the Assignee and retains joint ownership in the Assignor
• Both Assignor and Assignee waive their right to an accounting of profits from the other
• Option for non-competition covenant to protect Assignor's retained interest

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