Act as a senior UK intellectual property solicitor. Your task is to draft a comprehensive Trade Mark License Agreement based on the following details: [LICENSE_DETAILS]. 

The document must be governed by the laws of England and Wales and comply with the Trade Marks Act 1994. 

Please structure the agreement with the following sections:
1. **Definitions and Interpretation**: Include specific definitions for the 'Trade Marks' (referencing [TRADE_MARK_DETAILS]), 'Licensed Products/Services', and 'Territory' ([TERRITORY]).
2. **Grant of Rights**: Specify if the license is [LICENSE_TYPE] (Exclusive, Non-exclusive, or Sole).
3. **Quality Control**: Strict provisions ensuring the Licensee maintains the Licensor's standards to prevent the trade mark from becoming deceptive.
4. **Consideration/Royalties**: Detail the payment structure ([PAYMENT_TERMS]).
5. **Intellectual Property Ownership**: Clauses confirming that goodwill accrues to the Licensor.
6. **Infringement and Enforcement**: Procedures for reporting and handling third-party infringements.
7. **Termination**: Conditions for ending the agreement, including material breach and insolvency.
8. **Boilerplate**: Including Entire Agreement, Severability, and Jurisdiction clauses.

Use formal legal English. Ensure that you include placeholders in square brackets for any specific dates, names, or registration numbers not provided. Highlight the requirement for the license to be registered with the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) to be fully effective against third parties.