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Subject:
Technology License -- Arbitration -- California Law.
Category: Relationships and Society Asked by: streetlight-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
17 Apr 2005 09:55 PDT
Expires: 17 May 2005 09:55 PDT Question ID: 510442 |
An exclusive "best efforts" technology license subject to California arbitration allows the licensee to sub-license. A marketing company contracted by the licensee denies its a sublicensee. That's because the said marketing contract to the licensee omits -- even though the marketing company was well aware of the license -- such sublicensee obligations. Now neither the licensee nor the sublicensee will submit to arbitration. A Petition to Compel will be filed. Which forum decides whether the marketing company is a sublicensee or not; the state court or the arbitrator? (The order to compel should be no problem against the licensee for several reasons. But what if the alleged sublicensee fails to respond -- does the arbitrator have the authority to decide this issue?) |
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