Licensing a registered trademark
In most cases, yes. A registered trademark can be sub-licensed in the same way as other kinds of property, provided that neither the terms of the trademark itself nor local law forbids it.
Things to keep in mind
- A licensing agreement is binding on anyone who later inherits the interest of the party granting the license.
- The license may be either general or limited. Which one applies depends on the rules of the main trademark authority.