Difference between intellectual property rights and consent to sub-licence

Intellectual property rights: The main purpose of this clause is to reserve all rights related to intellectual property, or, at least, determine the precise conditions upon which transfer of such rights are permitted by the contract.

Consent to sub-licence: It is intended to grant permission to the licensee to allow its customers to use the intellectual property owned by the license holder.

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