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Title:

Continuation of Exclusive Licence Agreement

Entities:

Smith-Midland Corp.; Durisol Resource Inc.; smith midland corp

Date:

2000

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CONTINUATION OF
EXCLUSIVE LICENCE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
DURISOL RESOURCE INC.
AND
SMITH-MIDLAND CORPORATION

THIS AGREEMENT is made on the 1st day of January 1999

BETWEEN: DURISOL RESOURCE INC.,
67 Frid Street
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
L8P 4M3

hereinafter referred to as ('the Licensor') of the one part

and Smith-Midland Corporation
P.O. Box 300
Midland, Virginia 22728
USA

hereinafter referred to as ('the Licensee') of the second part.

WHEREAS

By an Agreement dated January 20, 1990, DURISOL INTERNATIONAL CORP. has granted
an Exclusive Licence to the Licensor for the Patents, Know-How and technology
owned by Durisol International Corp. in relation to the manufacturing process
for producing the Wood Concrete and lightweight concrete described in Schedule 1
hereto ('the Durisol process').

The Licensor granted an Exclusive Sub-Licence ending January 22, 1999 for a
Field of Use in the Territory for all the Patents and Know-How licensed to the
Licensor by Durisol International Corp. along with certain ancillary rights as
set out herein to the Licensee in return for the licence fee and royalties
payable as set out herein;

The Licensor wishes to extend the Exclusive Sub-License for a further five year
period under the same conditions set out for the previous three years ending
January 22, 1999, except for the minor modifications set out in clauses 1.2,
1.10, 1.11, 2.1, 4, 6.1, 6.2, 11, 17, Schedule 2, Schedule 3.

1

{PAGE}

NOW THEREFORE IT HAS BEEN AGREED as follows:

1. DEFINITIONS

1.1 'The Territory' means the States of Virginia, and The District of
Columbia.

1.2 'The Field of Use' means the use of the Patents and the Know-How in
the construction of transportation and outdoor applications in the
Territory, specifically excluding Durisol facade panels, floor forms,
etc.

1.3 'The Patents' means all or any of the Patent(s) in relation to the
Durisol Products or the Invention granted to anyone in the Durisol
Group during the life of this Agreement and not limited to those
patents in existence at the date hereof, short particulars of which
are set out in Schedule 3 hereto.

1.4 'The Durisol Group' means Durisol International Corp., any or all of
the licensee(s) of the Patents, Know-How and/or the Invention, or the
Licensor and/or any of the aforementioned entities, officers,
directors, shareholders, agents, associates or nominees.

1.5 'The Know-How' means all information, knowledge, experience, formulae,
data processes drawings and designs howsoever or wheresoever arising
concerning the Patents, the Durisol Products and/or the Invention in
the possession, custody or control of the Durisol Group; including
also the results of all tests (and results) on the Durisol Products in
the possession or under the control of the Licensor or any member of
the Durisol Group ("The Test Data");

1.6 'The Invention' means the Patents, the Know-How, The Durisol Process
and all aspects of the manufacture of the Durisol Products including
without limitations:

1.6.1 The composition of the Durisol Products, raw materials,
auxiliary materials, and binders actually in use in the Durisol
Factories around the world or in any other factory or facility
licensed by Durisol International Corp. as well as basic
materials not yet utilized on an industrial scale, but tested
in the laboratory, for example raw materials such as vegetable
substances of various kinds and shapes, including wood from
European, North American, Mexican, South American and other
origins broken down in various ways, and the corresponding
treatment for mineralization and for compatibility with cement
or similar binders or similar materials.

1.6.2 The arrangement of the factory and the nature of the
manufacturing equipment for the manufacture of the Durisol

 

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