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16-08-2011
Flooring Industries terminates glue less locking license agreements with non-compliant licensees. |
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Flooring Industries, the intellectual property business unit of the Unilin group, has terminated its license agreement with Changzhou Lingdian, Shanghai Goleaders and Anhui Ampu since it became clear that those parties did not honored its contractual obligations. In June 2011, Flooring Industries already terminated the license agreement with Changzhou Lange.
“Flooring Industries is determined to take further actions against all companies that do not comply with the agreed contractual terms and conditions”, states Bart Van der Stockt, managing director of Flooring Industries. “This is the only way to protect the interests of our licensed partners that are honoring their commitments.” |
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