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Xerqon Pty Ltd Intellectual Property Agreement

  • Sydney Matinga
  • Dec 12, 2025
  • 4 min read

Updated: Aug 16

Section 1


  1. All parties found by and Australian Federal Court to be in civil or criminal breach by the same court or by the International Criminal Court may face a summary of litigation proceedings published in at least one globally respected and globally read newspaper in direct print or digital print.


  2. All properties are protected by Copyright Act (Commonwealth) 1968 Australia mutually exclusive of any other agreement.


  3. All properties integrated or developed into another commercial or government business's property or for another commercial or government business must maintain the Xerqon property's name including any trademark reference in all of their products' components developed from Xerqon's Intellectual Property.


  4. Any other agreement concerning Xerqon property will be always subordinate to the copyright protection.


    3.1 All properties are subject to the commercial rate of compensation according to the Xerqon Intellectual Property Agreement 2026 (the Agreement).


    3.2 Prior to any commercial use not for profit use or government use the customer or user must gain contractual approval from Xerqon Pty Ltd by email application for the same via the email address managingingdirector@centreweave.com whereas Centreweave Pty Ltd is an operating subsidiary of the holding company Xerqon Pty Ltd, Australia.


    3.3 Commercial compensation must be returned to Xerqon within 91 days from email signing a contract with Xerqon Pty Ltd for commercial use not for profit use or government use as declared by one of the most prominent four accounting firms.


3.4.1 Breach of the Agreement may result in federal imprisonment in Australia if a conviction is recorded in accordance with Commonwealth of Australia Legislation.


3.4.2 If there is no extradition treaty with Australia the foreign national may be indicted by the International Criminal Court.


3.4.3 Civil breaches may be legally addressed via civil litigation in an Australian Federal Court or by tarde tariffs determined via the World Trade Organisation.


3.4 This paragraph is the final paragraph of Section 2.


Section 2


  1. Royalties

    All royalties will follow the following financial compensation formula.



  1. Technical Clause 1 - BODMAS Sequencing

Please respect BODMAS sequencing. The alternative of what seems like simplification or factorisation, surprisingly will not work to fulfil the same mathematical outcome. Test both sets of values in tabulation if you must further observe the two formula methodologies in comparison.



  1. Pricing Structure

Where the term Profit is stated it may be substituted by Operating Surplus for government and not for profit organisations.



3.2 Technical Clause 2 - Royalty Formula

T = period of production cycle

t = time elapsed (horizontal axis, on graph)


Product Profit = ( your unit profit / T ) * t


Royalty = ( 2 / 75) * t + 0.005 )  * ( your unit price / T ) * t



3.3 Technical Clause 3 - Summary

The Royalties formula is completely dependent on the Customer Profit or Operating Surplus formula. The Profit formula delivers falling Royalties per unit of production, ranging from the opening 1.0% to the conclusion of the long-term 0.5%, as the royalty formula automatically adjusts.


3.4 The financial model is freemium. For this particular freemium compensation model there is no price to be applied to any use of the technology where the whole business unit earns or saves less than USD 1 billion from operations which integrates the technology.


3.5 All science developments on the Xerqon blog are available on public licence terms.


3.6 This is the final clause of the Xerqon Pty Ltd Intellectual Property Agreement.



Contact


For all enquiries please contact the Xerqon Chairman, via the Xerqon nominated email address <managingdirector@centreweave.com>.



Corporate


Investment


To invest in any completed product, please search for the name or description of the product, from the manufacturer customers. They are required to use the same name as the name of the early development product, described in the Xerqon blog section of the www.centreweave.com website.


Up to $ 1 Billion (USD) of Advocacy Fees for Informal Advocates (‘Special Witnesses’), in simple terms) is offered as a reward for civil litigation recovery of stolen value from dishonest manufacturers who do not pay for their use of Xerqon technology. The rate of reward for key testimony which wins recovery is central to per US dollar.



Submitting Early Testimony Of Suspected Technology Theft By Manufacturing Companies As An Informal Advocate (Special Witness)


To report suspected theft as an informal advocate or witness, in simpler language, please email contact managingdirector@centreweave.com and carbon copy or CC the email to your local Auditor General’s department. You may either nominate to do that via a civil lawyer or allocate, or you wish to proceed with a more private enquiry.


Please be sure to share your email only with the department expert professionals rather than the less qualified, and occasionally slow to act, politician or junior political officer in oversight of the department.


You may do that by including the words, “Please exclude all political officers,” in the subject line or subject field of the email. The particular subject can be placed a full line break after “Dear Sir/Madam,” with “RE:” and a space proceeding it. Please complete the email with two full line breaks after the subject introduction.



Summary Of Intellectual Property Protection


All content of the Xerqon Blog is intellectual property protected by copyright | ©   Xerqon  ABN  97661410108  2026


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Centreweave Pty Ltd developed Intellectual Property is wholly owned by Xerqon Pty Ltd. Intellectual Property rights are governed by the Copyright Act (Commonwealth) 1968 Australia and by the Xerqon Pty Ltd Intellectual Property Agreement, (Law of Torts) Australia.

 


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