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    It's for an architectural firm for internal company awards so I think there is little danger of them flipping them and selling them on icon sites or on T-shirts etc. which would be my only concern.

    I suppose I can add that provision? The icons are theirs exclusively as long as it pertains to their business and the initial intended scope. So if they start selling them and using them to make money unrelated to their core business, then I should be able to do the same thing?

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    • You can add literally whatever provision you like - it'll be your license. Now, whether they sign that or not is up to them.Nairn
    • Actually, sorry - thais would apply BEFORE you'd been paid to make them by your client. Sorrysorrysorry, I'm a bit fuzzy today,Nairn
    • yeah so if there was no provision in place, and no contract pertaining to ownership, can I add that now before I transfer ownership or is that moot?_niko
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