0 a person or organization who gives another person or organization official permission to make, do, or own something: --
In other words, the licensor and licensee have three months in which to try to reach a fresh agreement which will be satisfactory to the competent authority.
Even a short consideration shows that some licences are such that it would be quite unreasonable to expect the licensor to get a court order to evict.
The agreement between the two concerns is an ordinary agreement between licensees and licensors.
In that case, would not the parties include the publishers concerned, the people who wish to reproduce work and the licensors?
He may try to exercise the rights that he would have if he were indeed a licensor.
This applies particularly where the licensee improves a patented invention and grants to the licensor the right to use the improved patent.
The licensor may have something to say about it.
However, it has been established additionally during consultations that a serious intent to order will be adequate to activate assistance from an overseas licensor.
