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Trademark License Agreement

Between
Licensor (Party A): The Client (Trademark Owner)
Licensee (Party B): SUHUL LLC

Effective Date: Upon system access or submission of materials

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1. Legal Acceptance and Binding Nature

By accessing the SUHUL system, using any related services, uploading brand assets, or otherwise initiating collaboration with SUHUL LLC, Party A is deemed to have read, understood, and unconditionally agreed to this Trademark License Agreement.

 

Use of the SUHUL platform, services, or any submission of trademark-related content shall constitute binding acceptance of these terms by Party A.

2. License Scope and Purpose

2.1 Licensed Marks

Party A grants Party B a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use its registered trademarks (including logos, word marks, and brand imagery) solely for the purposes of:

  • Executing service deliverables and advertisements purchased by Party A;

  • Publishing promotional, technical, or case-related materials that reference the partnership or successful project outcomes;

  • Displaying the trademark in pitch presentations, event materials, and partner-facing documentation.

2.2 Usage Channels

Licensed marks may appear across:

  • SUHUL-owned digital properties (including websites, client portals, and public pitch decks);

  • Social media and partner campaign content;

  • Printed brochures, press kits, or public-facing reports;

  • Government subsidy proposals and ESG showcase documents where SUHUL is a listed implementation vendor.

3. Usage Restrictions

Party B agrees:

  • Not to alter the trademark’s shape, color, proportions, or registered format;

  • Not to apply the trademark beyond the authorized purpose or falsely represent affiliation;

  • To discontinue new use of the trademark upon termination of the active service contract.

Previously published and public materials (e.g., case studies or campaign snapshots) are not subject to retroactive removal.

4. Post-Termination Rights

After the conclusion of the commercial engagement, SUHUL retains the right to:

  • Continue referencing the client’s name and logo as part of historical case documentation;

  • Maintain display of existing materials that include the trademark, especially those made public during the license period;

  • Archive and retain creative or technical files for compliance and audit records.

No new promotional or service-specific use shall occur beyond the termination date unless explicitly reauthorized.

5. Representations and Legal Standing

Party A warrants:

  • That it is the lawful owner or duly authorized licensee of the trademark(s);

  • That granting this license does not infringe upon the rights of any third party;

  • That SUHUL shall be held harmless from any third-party claim resulting from the use of said trademarks in accordance with this agreement.

6. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Washington, USA. In cases involving domestic intellectual property law, the laws of the Republic of China (Taiwan) may apply.

Any disputes arising from this Agreement shall be resolved through good faith negotiation. If unresolved, either party may refer the matter to arbitration under the American Arbitration Association (AAA) in Seattle, WA.

7. Entire Agreement and Modifications

This Agreement represents the full understanding between the parties regarding trademark licensing and supersedes any prior oral or written terms. Any modifications must be made in writing and signed by both parties.

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