Supply contracts allow the acquisition of components, products and other resources from outside the company so as to integrate them into the production cycle. Especially in cases where the contract concerns the development of a new product, or a “custom” product, the activity of the parties may generate innovations that can often be protected by industrial property rights. When this situation arises, it is generally advisable to define in the contract the ownership and exploitation rights of the parties with the provision of the relative fees, before the work begins, to avoid situations of uncertainty at the end of the work.
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