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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.11

                        DATED 28 SEPTEMBER 2001

                       BTG INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

                                - and -

                             TOLERRX, INC

                           LICENCE AGREEMENT

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                                 INDEX

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Clause                     Heading                                          Page
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 1                         Definitions                                       1
 2                         Payments                                          7
 3                         Commencement and duration                         7
 4                         Licences and Patents                              8
 5                         Exclusivity                                       10
 6                         Know-how                                          11
 7                         Royalties                                         12
 8                         Accounting for royalties                          16
 9                         Currency and taxes                                17
10                         Verification                                      17
11                         Suspension of royalties and Payments              17
12                         Undertakings by the Licensees                     18
13                         Marking                                           19
14                         Supplementary Protection                          19
                             Certificates
15                         Exclusion of liability: Indemnity
                           and Warranties                                    20
16                         Termination                                       22
17                         Rights on termination                             23
18                         Miscellaneous                                     25
19                         Notices                                           25
20                         Law and Jurisdiction                              26
21                         Force Majeure                                     26
First Schedule             The Patents                                       27
Second Schedule            The Cell Lines                                    30
Third Schedule             The Genetic Material                              31
Fourth Schedule            Sub-Licence Terms                                 32
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[*******] INDICATES MATERIAL THAT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FOR WHICH CONFIDENTIAL
TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED. ALL SUCH OMITTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN FILED WITH
THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO RULE 406 PROMULGATED UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED.

THIS DEED is made the 28 day of September 2001 BETWEEN:

(1) BTG INTERNATIONAL LIMITED whose company registration number in England is
2664412 and whose registered office is at 10 Fleet Place, Limeburner Lane,
London, EC4M 7SB, England, United Kingdom ("BTG"); and

(2) TOLERRX, INC a company registered under the laws of Delaware and whose
principal office is at 675 Massachusetts Avenue, 14th Floor, Cambridge, MA
02139, USA ("the Licensee").

WHEREAS:

A.      BTG is the registered proprietor and/or is beneficially entitled to the
patents and patent applications specified in the First Schedule.

B.      BTG owns or controls certain technical information and data, and the
copyright in such items, all relating to the inventions which are the subject of
the said patents and patent applications.

C.      The Licensee has requested the grant of licences under such patents,
patent applications, information and data, and BTG is willing to grant such
licences on the terms set out below.

NOW in consideration of the mutual undertakings contained herein, IT IS HEREBY
AGREED as follows:

1.      DEFINITIONS

1.1     IN this Agreement the following terms shall have the following meanings:

        1.1.1   "Accounting Date"       31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31
                                        December in each year;

        1.1.2   "Accounting Period"     the period commencing on the Effective
                                        Date and ending on the next Accounting
                                        Date and each subsequent period ending
                                        on the subsequent Accounting Date and in
                                        the case of the final Accounting Period,
                                        the lesser period ending on the date of
                                        expiry or termination;

        1.1.3   "the Biological
        Material"                       (a)  the Genetic Material and any
                                        changes to the Genetic Material made by
                                        Licensee; and

                                        (b)  any biological or chemical material
                                        produced from any of the Cell Lines or
                                        the Genetic Material; and

                                        (c)  the amino-acid sequences of the
                                        antibody as set out in the claims of the
                                        Patents;

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        1.1.4   "the Cell Lines"        the cell lines specified in the Second
                                        Schedule;

        1.1.5   "Chargeable
                Transaction"            the manufacture, use, sale or other
                                        disposal of a Product by the Licensee or
                                        Sub-licensee, provided always where such
                                        sale or other disposal is made by the
                                        Licensee or Sub-licensee to another
                                        company within its Group for further
                                        sale or disposal then the Chargeable
                                        Transaction shall be the first sale or
                                        other disposal outside that Group
                                        provided further that neither use of
                                        Product in research or clinical trials
                                        nor distribution of samples as part of
                                        Product promotion shall be deemed
                                        Chargeable Transactions as long as no
                                        consideration of any nature whatsoever
                                        is received by the Licensee,
                                        Sub-licensee or any Group Company in
                                        relation thereto and provided always
                                        that if on the sale or other disposal of
                                        Product by or on behalf of the Licensee,
                                        Sub-licensee or relevant Group company
                                        (as the case may be) the Product is not
                                        in Final Form then the Chargeable
                                        Transaction shall be the first sale of
                                        Product which is in Final Form;

        1.1.6   "Connected Persons"     means a person or entity that is under
                                        the Control of or that Controls or is
                                        under common Control with the Licensee
                                        or a Sub-licensee (as the context may
                                        require);

        1.1.7   "Control"               the direct or indirect ownership of more
                                        than 50% of the securities having the
                                        power to vote on or direct the affairs
                                        of the relevant entity, or the right to
                                        appoint the majority of the directors of
                                        the board or the ability to direct the
                                        management and policies, of the relevant
                                        entity;

        1.1.8   "Deductions"            normal trade discounts, charge backs,
                                        rebates and refunds and credits actually
                                        given, amounts actually written off as
                                        bad debts as evidenced in the Licensee's
                                        (or if applicable Sub-licensee's)
                                        audited accounts (provided that if such
                                        deducted amounts are subsequently
                                        received the Licensee shall account to
                                        BTG for the relevant royalties) and,
                                        where such items are specifically shown
                                        in the invoice and are actually incurred
                                        and paid by the

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                                        Licensee or Sub-licensee, any
                                        government-mandated charges, surcharges,
                                        levy or assessments, sales, import or
                                        Value Added Taxes and the costs of
                                        delivery and transit insurance, but not
                                        commissions or cash discounts;

        1.1.9   "Development Plan"      a development and marketing plan for
                                        Products verified by the President and
                                        Chief Executive Officer of the Licensee
                                        as a true record of the Licensee's plans
                                        to develop, obtain necessary regulatory
                                        approvals, manufacture and commercially
                                        exploit and market Products in each of
                                        the regions of United States of America,
                                        Europe and Japan including, where
                                        appropriate, relevant milestones;

        1.1.10  "Dollars"               US dollars;

        1.1.11  "the Effective Date"    the date of this Agreement;

        1.1.12  "Europe"                those countries which are from time to
                                        time members of the European Community
                                        or the European Free Trade Association;

        1.1.13  "Final Form"            fully formulated, in final form packaged
                                        for ultimate consumer use and suitable
                                        for purchase by a purchaser or
                                        distributor who is not undertaking
                                        substantial product support and
                                        marketing (e.g., a drug wholesaler, a
                                        pharmacist or group of pharmacists, a
                                        chain of drug retailers or a hospital or
                                        central purchasing department for a
                                        group of hospitals);

        1.1.14  "the Genetic Material"  the plasmids specified in the Third
                                        schedule;

        1.1.15  "Group"                 the Licensee or a Sub-licensee (as
                                        appropriate in the context) and, as from
                                        time to time, any Connected Person of
                                        the Licensee or Sub-licensee (as
                                        applicable);

        1.1.16  "the Inventors"         Professor Herman Waldmann; Mark Frewin;
                                        Sarah Louise Bolt; Michael Ronald Clark;
                                        Scott David Gorman and Edward Graham
                                        Routledge;

        1.1.17  "Know-how"              all confidential and proprietary
                                        technical information, data, knowledge,
                                        inventions, techniques, processes,
                                        systems, formulae, records and other
                                        materials and information supplied to
                                        the Licensee hereunder and which relate

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                                        to the Biological Material and the Cell
                                        Lines (including that already provided
                                        by or on behalf of the BTG prior to the
                                        Effective Date or by the Inventors to
                                        the extent that ownership of such
                                        information has been assigned by the
                                        Inventors to BTG);

        1.1.18  "Launch Date"           the first arm's length sale of Product
                                        by the Licensee or any Sub-licensee in
                                        any country following the grant of
                                        Regulatory Approval for such country;

        1.1.19  "the Licences"          the licences granted or to be granted
                                        under this Agreement;

        1.1.20  "Licensee Technology"   all inventions, patents, patent
                                        applications, information, data and
                                        materials (other than Stealth
                                        Technology) owned by Licensee at the
                                        time of termination of this Agreement
                                        and to which the Licensee has the right
                                        to grant a license and that results from
                                        research and/or development of Product
                                        and that may be used for developing,
                                        making, producing or otherwise
                                        commercialising Product;

        1.1.21  "Net Selling Price"     the price of Products the subject of a
                                        Chargeable Transaction calculated as
                                        follows:

                                        1.1.21.1   in the case of an arm's
                                                   length sale or other
                                                   disposal, the gross price as
                                                   charged or invoiced (before
                                                   taxes and discounts), less
                                                   any Deductions; or

                                        1.1.21.2   in the case of use of a
                                                   Product in a country, or of a
                                                   sale of Product in a country
                                                   in combination with a product
                                                   that is not a Product or in
                                                   combination with a service,
                                                   and if in either case there
                                                   is no price set forth for the
                                                   Product for such use or in
                                                   such combination, then the
                                                   price shall be the price of
                                                   Product in such country when
                                                   sold alone and if there is no
                                                   such sale, then the parties
                                                   shall reach agreement on a
                                                   price for the Product used in
                                                   such a process or as part of
                                                   such

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                                                   a combination, and in the
                                                   absence of such agreement,
                                                   the price will be determined
                                                   by an independent auditor
                                                   (acting as an expert and not
                                                   an arbitrator) and appointed
                                                   by agreement by the parties
                                                   (or in the absence of such
                                                   agreement by the President
                                                   for the time being of The Bio
                                                   Industry Association in the
                                                   United Kingdom) with the
                                                   decision of such auditor
                                                   being final and binding on
                                                   the parties;

        1.1.22  "the Patents"           the patents and applications for patents
                                        specified in the First Schedule and any
                                        patent which may be granted pursuant to
                                        any of such applications; and

                                        1.1.22.2   any patents and applications
                                                   corresponding to such patents
                                                   and applications which may be
                                                   granted to or made by BTG in
                                                   other countries; and

                                        1.1.22.3   any re-issues or extensions
                                                   of such patents and any
                                                   Supplementary Protection
                                                   Certificates in respect of
                                                   such patents and any division
                                                   and continuations of such
                                                   applications;

        1.1.23  "Phase II Clinical
        Trial"                          an investigation or series of
                                        investigations to assess the efficacy
                                        and safety of a medical product in
                                        patients as approved by the appropriate
                                        Regulatory Authority, excluding
                                        specifically the first study or studies
                                        (whether approved by a Regulatory
                                        Authority or not) whose principal
                                        objective is to evaluate safety across a
                                        range or doses in a small number of
                                        subjects (Phase I);

        1.1.24  "Phase III Clinical
        Trial"                          an investigation or a series of
                                        investigations to assess the efficacy
                                        and safety of a medicinal product on a
                                        significantly large group of patients
                                        with the objective of obtaining
                                        Regulatory Approval and as approved by
                                        the appropriate Regulatory Authority;

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        1.1.25  "Product"               a product: (i) that but for this license
                                        in the country where made, used, or sold
                                        or otherwise disposed of infringes a
                                        claim that is in force, at the time, of
                                        a Patent as to which Licensee has a
                                        license under this Agreement; or (ii) is
                                        produced from or by use of the Cell
                                        Lines, Biological Material or any
                                        fragment thereof as to which Licensee
                                        has a license under this Agreement;

        1.1.26  "Product Licence"       any licence issued by a Regulatory
                                        Authority whereby the manufacture, use,
                                        or sale or other disposal of Products is
                                        authorised;

        1.1.27  "Regulatory Approval"   the approval of the relevant Regulatory
                                        Authority for products to be placed on a
                                        market;

        1.1.28  "Regulatory Authority"  the body having responsibility for the
                                        regulation of medicinal products in a
                                        particular market;

        1.1.29  "Relevant Company"      the Licensee; each Sub-licensee; each
                                        Connected Person of the Licensee and
                                        each Sub-licensee; each member of each
                                        Group and each company acting on behalf
                                        of any of the above;

        1.1.30  "Stealth Patent"        means a patent application(s) and/or
                                        patent(s) that claims an antibody and/or
                                        use thereof that has a reduced
                                        immunological immune response other than
                                        by producing a chimeric or humanized
                                        antibody;

        1.1.31  "Stealth Technology"    Stealth Patent together with all
                                        biological and other materials, cell
                                        lines, confidential information and data
                                        in written or other permanent form in
                                        the Licensee's possession or control
                                        related to the inventions the subject of
                                        such patents or patent applications;

        1.1.32  "Sub-licence"           a written sub-licence or sub-sub-licence
                                        of any of the Licenses or any written
                                        agreement or written commitment for the
                                        grant of a sub-licence or
                                        sub-sub-licence of any of the Licenses;

        1.1.33  "Sub-licensee"          the recipient of a Sub-licence or a
                                        sub-sub-licence;

        1.1.34  "Sub-licence Terms"     the terms contained in the Fourth
                                        Schedule;

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        1.1.35  "Supplementary
        Protection Certificates"        supplementary protection certificates
                                        granted pursuant to Certificates"
                                        Council Regulation (EEC) No. 1768/92
                                        ("the SPC Regulation") and any like
                                        rights granted by any government,
                                        authority or agency; and

        1.1.36  "Territory"             the World.

2.      PAYMENTS

2.1     THE Licensee shall pay to BTG:

        2.1.1   within seven (7) days of the Effective Date the sum of
                [*******]; and

        2.1.2   before 30 March, 2002, the sum of [*******]; and

        2.1.3   upon commencement by a Relevant Company of the first Phase III
                Clinical Trials of a Product in any country, the sum of
                [*******]; and

        2.1.4   upon receipt by a Relevant Company of the first Regulatory
                Approval of a Product in any country, the sum of [*******].

        2.1.5   the royalties specified in Clause 7; and

        2.1.6   the share of the down payments specified in Clause 7.6.

2.2     All sums referred to in this Agreement are not refundable. Subject to
clause 7, the obligation on the Licensee to make the payments set out in clauses
2.1.3 and 2.1.4 shall be in addition to the obligation on the Licensee to pay to
BTG a share of the down payments specified in Clause 7.6.

2.3     WHEN making any payment under this Agreement the Licensee shall also pay
any Value Added Tax payable. Where the Licensee has to pay Value Added Tax, BTG
shall provide the Licensee with a Value Added Tax invoice in respect of the
relevant payment.

3.      COMMENCEMENT AND DURATION

3.1     THIS Agreement shall come into force on the Effective Date.

3.2     SUBJECT to Clauses 16 and 17:

        3.2.1   the Licences under the Patents shall continue in force in each
                country until all of the Patents of that country have expired;

                3.2.2 the Licences in respect of the know-how and/or the
                Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines shall continue in
                force in each country until the date on which the know-how and
                the Biological Material and the Cell Lines have entered the
                public domain in the relevant country otherwise than through

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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                breach or default by or through the Licensee or any Sub-licensee
                or any person receiving the same from them;

        3.2.3   the Agreement shall continue in force until all of the royalty
                obligations have expired after which the Licensee shall have a
                fully paid up, non-cancellable licence which is equivalent in
                scope to that held by the Licensee immediately before the expiry
                of the said royalty obligations.

3.3     THE Licensee shall be responsible for obtaining any requisite
registration or governmental approval of this Agreement and of acts to be
carried out pursuant to or in connection with this Agreement (including in
particular that of transferring the know-how and/or Biological Material and/or
the Cell Lines (or part thereof) from the UK to the USA) and the Licensee shall
expeditiously take all necessary steps to obtain the same.

4.      LICENCES AND PATENTS

4.1     BTG grants to the Licensee on and from the Effective Date:

        4.1.1   Subject to Clause 5, exclusive licenses under the Patents to
                make, and have made Products and to use, sell, offer for sale,
                import and otherwise dispose of Products so made for therapeutic
                or preventive use in human healthcare; and

        4.1.2   non-exclusive licenses for the purposes set out in Clause 4.1.1
                above to use:

                4.1.2.1   the Biological Material and the Cell Lines; and

                4.1.2.2.  the Know-how; and

                4.1.2.3   the copyright in the know-how;

        such licences are without geographical restriction and, subject to the
        fact that the Patents only relate to some countries, are worldwide, and
        are sub-licensable.

4.2     BTG shall not use and shall not grant rights to or disclose the Know-how
and/or the Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines to any third party during
the period from the Effective Date to the date falling ten years after the date
when a Product is first put on the market within Europe by the Licensee, any
Sub-licensee or any other licensee of BTG as to which BTG has the right, if any,
to grant a license under this Agreement. If the Licensee loses exclusivity for
the Licences under the Patents pursuant to clauses 5.1 or 5.4 then the
restriction on BTG under this clause shall also terminate as regards the
relevant territory.

4.3     The restriction referred to in clause 4.2 and the exclusivity of the
licences under the Patents shall be qualified by and subject to the right of the
Inventors to carry out non-commercial work in relation to the Cell Lines and the
Biological Materials (including but not limited to by way of collaborations with
third party academic institutions); in the event that such research produces a
cell line which produces antibodies with the same specificity as those claimed
in the Patents and such cell line and the intellectual property rights related
thereto are assigned to BTG then BTG shall notify the Licensee of such
assignment and (on written request by the Licensee) such cell line and
intellectual property rights shall be licensed

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to the Licensee hereunder (and form part of the Patents, Know-how, Cell Lines or
the Biological Material as appropriate).

4.4     WITHOUT prejudice to Clause 3.2, the Licences are granted for the
purpose only of making, having made, using, selling, offering for sale,
importing and otherwise disposing of Products during the life of this Agreement.
The Licenses shall not be used for any other purpose unless and until the
Know-how and the Biological Material and the Cell Lines have come into the
public domain otherwise than through breach or default of the Licensee or the
copyright in the Know-how has expired.

4.5     BTG shall, at the request and expense of the Licensee, execute any
further formal document which may be necessary to give effect to this Agreement
in any part of the Territory. Until such licence shall be granted formally, this
Agreement shall take effect as a licence.

4.6     At the cost and expense of BTG, BTG shall use its reasonable endeavours
to file, prosecute and maintain such of the Patents as it considers, in its sole
discretion, appropriate for the purposes of commercialising Products. If BTG
desires to allow any of the Patents to lapse, become abandoned or disclaimed, it
shall first notify the Licensee of that fact in advance. The Licensee shall have
the right, exerciseable by submission of written notice to BTG within 30 days of
receipt by the Licensee of BTG's notice and subject to the following payment
obligation, to require that BTG continues to file, prosecute and maintain all or
any of the Patents for the remaining duration of this Agreement. The Licensee
shall indemnify BTG against all out of pocket costs and expenses incurred in
undertaking such actions. For the avoidance of doubt, the Licensee shall not be
required to pay BTG royalties in respect of Products manufactured or sold in the
country the subject of the Patents set out in the notice from BTG of intention
to lapse, abandon or disclaim.

4.7     In respect of any country in which the Licenses to the Patents hereunder
remain exclusive, if any of the Patents is infringed by a third party, Licensee
shall have the right and option but not the obligation to bring an action for
infringement, at its sole expense, against such third party in the name of BTG
and/or in the name of Licensee, and to join BTG as a party plaintiff if
required, provided that the Licensee shall indemnify BTG in respect of any
liabilities, costs or expenses that BTG may incur as a result of the same other
than those that arise out of any misconduct by BTG. The Licensee shall be
obliged to satisfy such indemnity irrespective of whether any damages or other
sums are received in respect of the suit. Licensee shall promptly notify BTG of
any such infringement and shall consult with, and give good faith reasonable
consideration to BTG's requirements BTG in relation to the prosecution of any
action for such infringement. Any recovery of damages by Licensee for any such
suit shall be applied first in satisfaction of any unreimbursed expenses and
legal fees of Licensee relating to the suit. If requested by BTG, the Licensee
shall provide BTG with evidence of the Licensee having incurred such deducted
costs and expenses. The balance remaining from any such recovery shall be
considered as Net Selling Price of Product subject to royalties under Clause
7.1. In the event that Licensee is unwilling, within a reasonably timely fashion
to pursue an action for infringement, upon written notice to BTG by Licensee
that an unlicensed third party is an infringer of a Patent, BTG shall have the
right and option, but not the obligation, at BTG's cost and expense, to initiate
infringement litigation and to retain any recovered damages.

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        In any infringement suit, subject to this clause 4.7, if either party
institutes to enforce Patents pursuant to this Agreement, the other party hereto
shall, at the request of the party initiating such suit, cooperate in all
reasonable respects and, to the extent possible, on receipt of reasonable
notice, have its employees testify when requested and, so far as it is free to
do so, make available relevant records, papers, information, samples, specimens,
and the like.

5.      EXCLUSIVITY

5.1     BTG may at any time terminate the exclusivity of the Licences by giving
sixty (60) days written notice to the Licensee if the grant and continuation of
an exclusive Licence in the Territory would be contrary or a violation of
applicable anti-trust or competition law PROVIDED THAT if the ground for
termination referred to herein only relates to a particular country in the
Territory, then BTG's right under this Clause 5.1 shall be restricted to that
country.

5.2     IT is hereby declared that BTG has agreed to grant exclusivity in
respect of the Licences under the Patents on the basis that the parties consider
that this Agreement is concerned with the introduction and protection of a new
technology, and by reason of the scale of research that needs to be undertaken
and of the risk that is involved in manufacturing and marketing a product which
is unfamiliar to users at the Effective Date.

5.3     IF the Commission of the European Communities withdraws the benefit of
its Regulation 240/96, or that Regulation expires and is not replaced by another
Regulation of similar or equivalent effect, the Licences shall forthwith become
non-exclusive in Europe, except for such measure of exclusivity as the parties
may then agree to be appropriate, taking into account the provisions of Article
81(3) of the Treaty of Rome.

5.4     Subject to receipt of notification pursuant to clause 7.13, BTG may at
any time terminate the exclusivity of the Licences in any country by giving the
Licensee five days (5) written notice to that effect. Such Licenses shall
include the right to Sub-licence and shall be non-exclusive but otherwise on the
terms hereof.

5.5     In the event that the Licenses become non-exclusive in whole or in part
pursuant to Clause 5.1 and/or 5.3, then BTG will not grant any licenses with
respect to the Patents and/or Biological Material and/or Cell Lines and/or the
Know-how and/or the copyright in the Know-how except and only to the extent that
is required by any applicable law, rule, or regulation.

5.6     In the event that the exclusivity of the License is terminated under
Section 5.1 or 5.3 then following the date of the first commercial sale in any
country (by a third party licensee of the Patents other than by or on behalf of
the Licensee or any Sub-licensee) of a Product in Final Form following the
granting of a Product Licence in that country, the royalty rate solely in
respect of the manufacture or sale of Products in that country shall be reduced
to [*************] but in no event shall Licensee be paying a royalty greater
than any third party granted a license under Patents.

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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6.      KNOW-HOW

6.1     THE Licensee shall arrange and pay the costs of and be responsible for,
copying, shipment to the Licensee and storage of the Know-how and/or the
Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines and such shipment and storage shall be
at the Licensee's risk.

6.2     Subject to Clause 6.3, the Licensee shall, by using at least the same
degree of care which it uses with respect to its own information and material of
a similar nature, keep the Know-how, disclosed in writing by BTG and designated
in writing by BTG as confidential, and/or the Biological Material and/or the
Cell Lines confidential to the Licensee, and to such of its officers and
employees and (subject to clause 6.3 and solely in respect of the know-how but
not Biological Materials or Cell Lines) its consultants and advisors, as are, in
each case, bound by obligations of confidence and need to be informed for the
purposes of this Agreement, and shall ensure that the know-how and/or the
Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines are not disclosed to others orally or
in writing or by any act of transfer, save to the extent that the know-how
and/or the Biological Material and the Cell Lines:

        6.2.1   as evidenced by the Licensee's written, records, were lawfully
                known to or lawfully possessed by the Licensee prior to its
                communication or transfer by or through BTG and were not
                communicated to or supplied to the Licensee subject to any
                restrictions on disclosure or use PROVIDED THAT this exemption
                shall not be applicable in respect of any know-how and/or
                Biological Material and/or Cell Lines communicated or disclosed
                (directly or indirectly) by any or all of the Inventors to the
                Licensee; or

        6.2.2   is necessarily disclosed by the sale of Products embodying any
                of the know-how; or

        6.2.3   is or becomes in the public domain, otherwise than by any
                default of the Licensee, or persons acquiring the same from the
                Licensee; or

        6.2.4   as evidenced by the Licensee's written records, becomes known to
                or in the possession of the Licensee by the action of a third
                party not in breach of any obligation of confidence PROVIDED
                THAT this exemption shall not be applicable in respect of any
                know-how and/or Biological Material and/or Cell Lines
                communicated or supplied (directly or indirectly) by any or all
                of the Inventors to the Licensee.

                Without limiting the effect of this clause, a combination of
                parts of the know-how shall not be deemed to be in the public
                domain by reason only that each separate part is in the public
                domain.

        IT is acknowledged by the Parties that, from time to time, the Inventors
        may act as consultants to the Company and to such extent, the Company
        may disclose Biological Materials and/or Cell Lines and/or know-how to
        the relevant Inventors, provided that they are bound by obligations of
        confidence no less onerous than those contained in clause 6.2 above in
        respect of the same.

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6.3     Licensee shall have the right to disclose and permit a third party to
use the Know-how and/or the Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines in
pursuing and/or exercising the rights granted to Licensee under the Agreement
provided that such third party agrees to confidentiality obligations no less
onerous than those of Clause 6.2 and where necessary subject to the terms of a
Sub-licence.

6.4     During the term of this Agreement, it is contemplated that Licensee will
disclose to BTG written confidential information that is owned or controlled by
Licensee or that Licensee is obligated to maintain in confidence ("Confidential
Information"). BTG agrees to retain Licensee's Confidential Information
disclosed to it in writing and marked as confidential in confidence and not to
disclose any such Confidential Information to a third party without the prior
written consent of Licensee and to use the confidential Information only for the
purposes of this Agreement. The obligations of confidentiality of this clause
6.4 will not apply to Confidential Information that:

                     (i)   was known or generally known to the public prior to
                 its disclosure hereunder; or

                     (ii)  subsequently becomes known to the public by some
                 means other than a breach of this Agreement;

                     (iii) is subsequently disclosed to the receiving party by a
                 third party without a breach of an obligation of
                 confidentiality to Licensee; or

                     (iv)  is independently developed by the employees or agents
                 of BTG without any knowledge of the Confidential Information
                 provided Licensee; or

                     (v)   is already lawfully known to or lawfully possessed by
                 BTG prior to its communication by the Licensee and was not
                 supplied to BTG subject to any restrictions on disclosure or
                 use; or

                     (vi)  is required to be disclosed pursuant to any law,
                 order of a court of competent jurisdiction or rules of any
                 competent regulator.

6.5     The obligations of non-use and confidentiality of this Article 6 shall
terminate five (5) years after termination of this Agreement.

7.      ROYALTIES

7.1     SUBJECT to Clauses 4.6, 7.2, 7.3 and 7.13 below, the Licensee shall pay
to BTG in respect of Products that are Products as a result of Clause 1.1.25(i)
and are the subject of Chargeable Transactions and as provided in Clause 17.2 on
such Products held on termination, a royalty at the rate of [*******] on the Net
Selling Price.

7.2     IF, in respect of any Chargeable Transaction all of the following apply:

        7.2.1   the Licensee is also paying patent royalties to a third
                party/third parties; and

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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        7.2.2   that the third party/parties (as the case may be) is not/are not
                a Connected Person(s) of the Licensee; and

        7.2.3   such patent royalties are paid under an arm's length BONA FIDE
                licence; and

        7.2.4   those patent royalties are for rights to patents which are
                deemed by the Licensee (acting reasonably) to be required for
                the commercialisation, manufacture or sale of the Products in
                question;

        7.2.5   the sum of such patent royalties with all of the characteristics
                set out in 7.2.1 to 7.2.4 above and the royalties payable to BTG
                under Clause 7.1 above would in total ("the Total Royalty")
                amount to more than [*******] on the Net Selling Price for that
                Chargeable Transaction ("the Cut-off Royalty"),

        then the royalty to be paid to BTG on that Chargeable Transaction shall
        be reduced by one half of the amount that the Total Royalty exceeds the
        Cut-off Royalty provided that in no event shall the royalty payable to
        BTG be reduced under this Clause 7.2 below [*******] on the Net Selling
        Price for the relevant Chargeable Transaction. (By way of illustration
        if the Total Royalties equal [*******] then the royalty payable to BTG
        would be [*******].

        If requested by BTG the Licensee shall promptly provide to BTG: (i) a
        copy of the relevant licence agreements supporting its requirement to
        pay royalties to third parties; and (ii) evidence that the conditions
        set out in clauses 7.2.1, 7.2.2, 7.2.3 and 7.2.4 have been fulfilled.

        FOR the avoidance of doubt, the right of set-off of Third Party
        Royalties under this clause 7.2 shall only apply to royalties payable
        under clause 7.1 and not to any other amount payable under this
        Agreement (including but not limited to the payments under clause 2 or
        the minimum payments to BTG pursuant to clause 7.3).

7.3     IF the aggregate royalty payments due to be paid by the Licensee
hereunder to BTG in respect of any of the following calendar years are less than
the minimum sums set out below for that year, then the Licensee shall pay BTG
the amount by which the actual royalties payable fall short of the relevant
minimum sum as follows:

<Table>
<Caption>
Period                                             Minimum Sum
--------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                                <C>
The 12 month period starting on                    [*******]
January 1st in the next calendar year
immediately following the Launch Date
("Year 1").
--------------------------------------------------------------
The 12 month period immediately                    [*******]
following the end of Year 1 ("Year 2")
--------------------------------------------------------------
The 12 month period immediately                    [*******]
following the end of Year 2 ("Year 2")
</Table>

7.4     ROYALTY shall only be payable once in respect of the same Product.

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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7.5     THE Licensee shall at the request of BTG provide half-yearly forecasts
of the amount of royalties likely to be payable under this Agreement.

7.6     Subject to Clause 7.8, in respect of each lump sum payment (as opposed
to royalties paid as a consequence of actual sales of Products) and non-cash
consideration received by the Licensee (or by any Connected Person of the
Licensee) from a third party for rights granted under a Sub-licence, or for
distribution rights in respect of the Products including, without limitation,
any payments for an option to a Sub-licence, or upon the exercise of any such
options, signature fees, milestone payments and any other lump sum payments
under licences; the Licensee shall in accordance with clause 7.7 pay to BTG the
following percentage of such sums:

        7.6.1   [*******] of such payments if at the time of grant of the
        Sub-licence the Licensee has not granted such licensee a license in
        respect of Stealth Patent; and

        7.6.2   [*******] of such payments if, at the time of grant of the
        Sub-licence, the Licensee has granted a license in respect of Stealth
        Patent and such grant is prior to commencement of a Phase II Clinical
        Trial of a Product; and

        7.6.3   [*******] of such payments for a Sub-license entered into after
        commencement of a Phase II Clinical Trial of a Product that the
        manufacture, use or sale thereof at the time of grant, would infringe a
        claim of a patent or patent application that is a Stealth Patent.

        Notwithstanding the preceding sentence with respect to any such payments
        received with respect to a milestone for a Product that the manufacture,
        use or sale of which does not, at the time of payment, infringe a claim
        of a patent application or patent that is a Stealth Patent, Licensee
        shall pay BTG [*******] of any such milestone payment.

For the purposes of this clause 7.6, the following shall be excluded: (a)
royalties; and (b) amounts received in respect of the research and/or
development of the Product, provided that such sums are actually expended by or
on behalf of the Licensee on such research and/or development within twenty-four
(24) months of receipt. In order to exclude any payment in accordance with (a)
or (b) above, if requested by BTG; the Licensee shall provide evidence to BTG's
reasonable satisfaction that the payments fall in either category. For the
purposes of this Clause 7.6 monies paid for securities of Licensee shall be
excluded to the extent that such payment does not exceed the fair market value
of the securities. IN addition if Licensee receives non-cash consideration under
a Sub-license the fair market value of the non-cash consideration shall be
subject to the payment provisions of this Clause 7.6.1.

7.7     THE Licensee shall, within thirty (30) days of receipt by the Licensee
(or by any Connected Person of the Licensee or Sub-licensee) of each of each
lump sum payment and non cash consideration notify BTG of and provide full
details of each such lump sum payment and non-cash consideration. At the same
time as it gives BTG such notification the Licensee shall pay BTG the sum or
sums due.

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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7.8     WITH regard to payments received for equity or non-cash consideration
the Licensee shall make its own valuation but BTG may challenge such valuation
in writing. On receipt of either type of challenge the Licensee shall promptly
obtain an independent auditor's certificate specifying the valuation made by the
auditor. Both parties shall abide by the auditor's certificate and shall rectify
any overpayment or underpayment (as the case may be).

7.9     Where Sub-licences are granted by the Licensee prior to the initiation
of the first Phase III Clinical Trial of Products and the Licensee receives a
lump sum payment in respect of such initiation of the first phase III Clinical
Trial of Products, then the Licensee may offset against its obligation to make
payment to BTG under clause 7.6 above, up to [*******]. No provision of this
clause 7 shall reduce the amount of the payment required to be made by the
Licensee to BTG under clause 2.1.3.

7.10    Where Sub-licences are granted by the Licensee prior to the receipt of
the first Regulatory Approval of a Product in any country and the Licensee
receives a lump sum payment in respect of such first Regulatory Approval, then
the Licensee may offset against its obligation to make payment to BTG under
clause 7.6 above, up to [*******]. No provision of this clause 7 shall reduce
the amount of the payment required to be made by the Licensee to BTG under
clause 2.1.4.

7.11    If the Licensee licenses Stealth Technology and/or Licensee Technology
to a Sub-licensee with the intention or result that such Sub-licensee develops,
makes, has made, sells, has sold or otherwise disposes of Products which
incorporate the Stealth Technology and/or Licensee Technology and/or Results,
then all lump sum payments received from such Sub-licensee for Stealth
Technology and/or Licensee Technology for use with respect to Product (whether
recorded as relating to the Sub-licence or the licence to Stealth Technology
and/or Licensee Technology) shall be considered payments to which the revenue
sharing obligations of clause 7.6 apply.

7.12    The Licensee hereby represents and warrants that, with respect to a
chemical substance that binds to CD3 antigen, as at the Effective Date and
subject to the terms of this Agreement, it presently only intends to develop
(itself or via a Relevant Company) a chemical substance which is an antibody (or
a derivative or conjugate thereof) against human CD3 antigen that is claimed in
a Patent.

7.13    On initiation of the first clinical trial by a Relevant Company in
respect of each antibody (or a derivative or conjugate thereof) against human
CD3 antigen, the Licensee shall, within seven (7) days of such event, provide
BTG with written confirmation of whether Licensee believes that the antibody in
question at the time:

(a) infringes a claim of any of the Patent; and/or

(b) is produced from the Biological or the Cell Lines.

In the event that such confirmation indicates that any one or more of the
conditions set out in paragraphs (a) or (b) above are not satisfied, the
Licensee shall provide evidence to BTG to verify that fact.

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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                7.13.1    If the antibody (or a derivative or conjugate thereof)
                in question satisfies condition (b) but not (a) above, then:

                     (i)  BTG shall have the right to terminate the exclusivity
                          of the Licenses which shall continue as non-exclusive
                          Licenses as set out in clause 5.4 with Licensee having
                          the right to grant sublicenses thereunder; and

                     (ii) the royalty rate for such Products (but not other
                          Products) shall, in respect of the relevant countries
                          be reduced to [*******] with such royalty only being
                          payable in each country for ten (10) years from the
                          date of the first commercial sale of the Product in
                          that country following the granting of a license
                          issued by a Regulatory Authority for the manufacture,
                          use, sale or other disposal of such Products in that
                          country.

8.      ACCOUNTING FOR ROYALTIES

8.1     THE Licensee shall:

        8.1.1   keep true and detailed accounts and records of all royalties and
                other sums due under this Agreement;

        8.1.2   within thirty days after each Accounting Date deliver to BTG a
                statement of all royalties and other sums due for the Accounting
                Period ended on that Accounting Date showing separately the
                Chargeable Transactions in each country, and (where relevant),
                the rate of exchange used or, if it be the case, a statement
                that no royalties are due;

        8.1.3   send with the above statement the amount shown to be due;

        8.1.4   immediately and without demand send to BTG the difference
                between an amount already paid and the correct amount shown to
                be due and payable as a result of verification under Clause 10.

8.2     IN each year the Licensee shall within thirty days (30) after approval
of the Licensees annual report and accounts at the Licensee's shareholders
meeting, deliver to BTG a copy of such annual report and accounts for each such
year.

8.3     ON termination or expiry, the final statement shall be delivered within
thirty days of termination or expiry and shall include details of royalties on
all Products being manufactured and all Products manufactured but not yet
disposed of.

8.4     IF the Licensee defaults in payment of the royalties and other sums due
within the period stated above, the amount due shall bear compound interest,
accruing from day to day, at the rate per annum of Four per cent (4%) above the
Base Rate for the time being of the National Westminster Bank p.l.c.

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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9.      CURRENCY AND TAXES

9.1     ALL payments shall be made in sterling to [*******] or as otherwise
directed by BTG. Any necessary currency conversion shall be at the rate at which
English bank transfers are made on the last business day of the period to which
the relevant sales and royalty statement relates.

9.2     PAYMENTS shall be made without deduction, other than such amount as the
Licensee is required to deduct or withhold by law. In regard to any such
deduction, the Licensee shall use all reasonable endeavours to assist BTG to
claim recovery or exemption under any double taxation or similar agreement.
Evidence as to the payment of such tax or sum withheld shall, on request, be
given by the Licensee to BTG.

10.     VERIFICATION

10.1    THE Licensee shall permit any authorised representative appointed by
BTG, upon reasonable notice, access to the premises of the Licensee and access
to the accounts, records and relevant documentation of the Licensee and shall
provide such information and explanations as the representative shall require to
verify the statements and to satisfy BTG that the provisions of this Agreement
are being complied with. The representative shall also be permitted to take
copies and extracts. If the verification discloses an underpayment to BTG of
more than 5% of the amount due the Licensee shall promptly on demand reimburse
BTG the fees and costs of the representative, and the reasonable costs incurred
by BTG in respect of the verification. The Licensee shall also provide to such
representative, if so requested, reasonable assistance and information to
establish that the relevant transactions are at arm's length.

10.2    BTG and its authorised representatives shall keep confidential any
information which it may acquire in the exercise of its rights under this Clause
10 with the exception of information which was already known to it, or which BTG
is required to disclose by law or the requirements of any regulator, or which is
or becomes in the public domain otherwise than by any default of BTG.

11.     SUSPENSION OF ROYALTIES AND PAYMENTS

If any of the following events shall occur in respect of the Patents:

11.1    any patent application is finally refused so that the grant of a patent
thereon is unobtainable; or

11.2    any patent application is abandoned or withdrawn; or

11.3    any patent lapses; or

11.4    any patent is declared invalid or unenforceable by a court or tribunal
of competent jurisdiction;

then the royalties payable solely in respect of such patent application or
patent shall cease after the date of the relevant event, but BTG shall be
entitled to all sums which shall have then already fallen due, and whether paid
or unpaid at such date. If such patent application is reinstated or such patent
is restored or is subsequently established as being valid and enforceable,
royalties shall again become payable, together with all

                                  * Confidential treatment requested:
                                    material has been omitted and filed
                                    separately with the Commission.

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royalties which would have been payable if the relevant event had not occurred.

11.5    In the event that BTG is in material breach of any of the warranties
under clause 15.6 or is in material breach of any of BTG's obligations under
this Agreement, upon written notice from Licensee to BTG specifying the breach,
unless such breach is cured within sixty (60) days after such notice, Licensee
may discontinue all payments under this Agreement without being in breach of
this Agreement until BTG cures the breach set forth in such notice, save that
once BTG has cured the applicable breach such amounts shall again become payable
as if the relevant breach had not occurred.

12.     UNDERTAKINGS BY THE LICENSEE

THE Licensee:

12.1    shall not at any time make any use of the Know-how and/or the Biological
Material and/or the Cell Lines other than for the purposes of the Licences;

12.2    shall have full control, authority and responsibility for development,
registration and commercialisation of Products.

12.3    shall deliver the Development Plan to BTG within three (3) months of the
Effective Date and on each anniversary of the Effective Date deliver to BTG an
updated Development Plan (which shall provide for no less timely development and
commercialisation of Products in the Territory than as set out in the initial
Development Plan). BTG and the Licensee shall seek to agree the initial
Development Plan by good faith discussions within the period of 30 days from the
date of receipt of the Development Plan by BTG. In addition, the Licensee shall
further deliver to BTG at intervals of six (6) months short written reports of
the evaluation, development, regulatory and commercialisation work, manufacture,
use and sales carried out by and for the Licensee in relation to Products during
the preceding six month period. Such reports shall also contain details of all
studies and estimated time scales for the initiation and completion of the
various regulatory stages and the development of and commercial prospects for
Products. The Licensee shall arrange for its staff to answer any reasonable
questions that BTG may raise with such question and answer sessions to be either
on the telephone or at a meeting (as reasonably requested by BTG).

12.4    undertakes to BTG that when selling Product as part of a package with
other products the Licensee shall ensure that it does not favour the other
products, or discriminate against the Product, in terms of pricing, discounts,
or in any other way which would adversely affect the royalties due to BTG under
this Agreement;

12.5    shall use reasonable commercial efforts to develop Products in
accordance with the Development Plan (with the efforts of Sub-licensees, members
of the Licensee's Group and collaborators being considered as efforts of the
Licensee in this regard);

12.6    shall use all reasonable commercial endeavours to market and sell and to
continue to market and sell Products in the Territory following receipt of a
Product Licence;

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12.7    on obtaining each Regulatory Approval and/or Product Licence, or the
like in relation to Products, promptly deliver to BTG a copy of the same; and

12.8    shall give BTG written notice with seven (7) days of the Launch Date for
each country.

13.     MARKING

THE Licensee shall legibly mark the Products or, if not practicable, then any
associated packaging or literature, with the relevant patent or application
number.

14.     SUPPLEMENTARY PROTECTION CERTIFICATES

14.1    IN the event that BTG wishes to make any application for a Supplementary
Protection Certificate or Certificates in respect of Products the Licensee shall
promptly take all necessary steps to facilitate such application.

14.2    IN particular, but without limitation, the Licensee shall:

                14.2.1 promptly notify BTG of the number and date of the first
                and any subsequent authorisation to place Products on the market
                in any country in which BTG may be able to apply for any
                extension of the Patents or Supplementary Protection
                Certificate;

                14.2.2 promptly and free of charge provide to BTG:

                         14.2.2.1 a copy of every authorisation fulfilling the
                         requirements of Article 8.1(b) of the SPC Regulation
                         (and of any additional applicable requirements imposed
                         by relevant national law) in respect of all Products;

                         14.2.2.2 additional information fulfilling the
                         requirements of Article 8.1(c) of SPC Regulation and a
                         copy of the notice publishing the authorisation in the
                         appropriate official publication (and information and
                         documents fulfilling any additional requirements
                         imposed by relevant national law);

                14.2.3 permit use of documents and information provided pursuant
                to this clause for the purpose of such application for a

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                Supplementary Protection Certificate or Certificates.

14.3    BTG shall be entitled to disclose any Regulatory Approval or Product
Licence or any part thereof to any relevant authorities for the purposes of
obtaining a Supplementary Protection Certificate in respect of the Products or
any extension of the Patents.

14.4    BTG shall notify the Licensee of the grant of every Supplementary
Protection Certificate in respect of Products.

14.5    BTG shall not be obliged to apply for grant of any Supplementary
Protection Certificates.

14.6    FOR the avoidance of doubt the Licensee shall not be entitled to make an
application for or participate in negotiations for grant of any Supplementary
Protection Certificate.

15.     EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY; INDEMNITY AND WARRANTIES

15.1    SAVE as expressly stated herein, no representation condition or warranty
whatsoever is made or given by or on behalf of BTG. All conditions and
warranties, arising by operation of law or otherwise:

        15.1.1  to the effect that any of the Patents or the Know-how or the
                copyright therein are valid or enforceable, or

        15.1.2  to the effect that any of the acts hereby licensed or agreed to
                be licensed by BTG will not infringe the rights of third
                parties; or

        15.1.3  in relation to the provision or use of the Know-how or its
                fitness for purpose, accuracy or completeness; or

        15.1.4  in relation to the provision, storage or use of the Biological
                Material and/or the Cell Lines or its fitness for purpose or
                completeness;

        are hereby expressly excluded. For the avoidance of doubt in relation to
        15.1.1, 15.1.2 and 15.1.4 above, the Licensee hereby acknowledges that
        it may require licences from third parties to utilise the Biological
        Material and/or the Cell Lines.

15.2    BTG shall be under no liability whatsoever to the Licensee (whether in
negligence or otherwise, in contract or in tort) for any expense, loss, death,
damage or injury of any kind (including any loss of profit or consequential
damage) sustained by the Licensee or any third party which arises directly or
indirectly from any cause or circumstance referred to in sub-clause 15.3 below.

15.3    THE Licensee acknowledges that it bears all risks and liabilities
associated with its own activities under this Agreement. Subject to Clause 15.5
the Licensee shall indemnify BTG against all claims and actions by and all
damages awarded to any third party against BTG (and any related costs and
expenses) which arise directly or indirectly from:

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        15.3.1  the evaluation, development, manufacture, use, storage,
                transportation, sale or disposal of Products by the Licensee or
                any Sub-licensee or any persons on their behalf; or

        15.3.2  the use of the Patents or copyright in the Know-how by the
                Licensee or any Sub-licensee or any persons on their behalf; or

        15.3.3  the provision to, evaluation by or use of the Know-how by the
                Licensee or any Sub-licensee or any persons on their behalf; or

        15.3.4  the provision, storage, transportation, evaluation or use of the
                Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines by the Licensee or any
                Sub-licensee or any persons on their behalf; or

        15.3.5  the use by the Licensee or any Sub-licensee or any persons on
                their behalf any technical or other advice given by BTG or any
                of its officers, employees or agents to the Licensee or from any
                reliance by the Licensee or any third party thereon.

15.4    UPON the initiation of clinical trials to be conducted by the Licensee
hereunder and for six (6) years after termination of this Agreement the Licensee
shall, at its own cost effect and maintain in force with reputable insurers,
adequate insurance in respect of the development, storage, manufacture, use and
supply of Products and/or the Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines and
shall provide evidence of such insurance to BTG on request. Any consequent
policy shall name BTG as additional insured; waive any right of subrogation of
the insurers against BTG; be primary and without right of contribution from
other insurance which may be available to BTG. In the event that a court
determines that the Licensee has failed to meet its obligations to obtain or
maintain adequate insurance, BTG may terminate this Agreement provided however
that this Agreement may not be terminated on this ground unless the Licensee has
been given at least ninety (90) days to cure such failure and has failed to do
so.

15.5    Licensee shall have the right to control the defense compromise or
settlement of any action or claim to be indemnified under Clause 15.3 and BTG
shall use all reasonable endeavours to cooperate with Licensee and Licensee's
counsel in the defense of any such claim or action. Licensee shall have the
right to select counsel. BTG shall not settle or compromise any claim, action or
damages without the written consent of Licensee and the indemnification shall
not apply to any claim, action or damages that is settled or compromised without
such consent. BTG shall promptly notify Licensee of any claim or action that is
to be indemnified and the failure to do so shall relieve Licensee of its
indemnification and defense obligations. The indemnification shall not apply to
any claim or action that arises from the intentional conduct or wrong doing (or
intentional failure to act when required to do so) of BTG.

15.6    BTG warrants and represents that, as at the date hereof: (i) it owns all
right, title and interest in and to the Patents, Biological Material (other than
in respect of any changes to the Genetic Material made by the Licensee) and Cell
Lines licensed under the Agreement to the extent

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necessary to grant the rights granted to the Licensee hereunder; (ii) except as
set forth in Clause 4.3 no other person or entity has any rights or license or
interest in or to the Patent, Biological Material (subject to the above
exclusion) or Cell Lines; (iii) it has the right to grant the rights and
licenses granted hereunder and that this Agreement validly grants to Licensee
the rights and licenses granted hereunder; (iv) that, except as specifically
permitted herein, BTG will not grant any rights or licenses to any third party
in or to the Patents, Biological Material (as described above) or Cell Lines;
and (iv) except for the patents, as far as it is aware, BTG does not own or
control any patent or patent application that would necessarily be infringed by
manufacture, use or sale of all and any Products.

16.     TERMINATION

16.1    THE Licensee may, at any time, terminate this Agreement or any of the
Licences, with or without breach of this Agreement by BTG, by giving not less
than three (3) months notice to that effect. In such notice the Licensee must
specify whether it is terminating on account of breach by BTG, and, if it is,
must give details of that breach.

16.2    Subject to Clause 16.4, BTG may terminate this Agreement, or any of the
Licences or any exclusive rights, upon the happening of any of the following
events:

        16.2.1  if any royalties or other sums payable remain unpaid after the
                due date; or

        16.2.2  if the Licensee is in material breach of any of the terms or
                obligations of this Agreement, other than a payment obligation;
                and other than an obligation under Section 12.5, with the
                provisions of Section 16.3.1. governing any such termination.

        16.2.3  if in the United Kingdom the Licensee has a Receiver or an
                Administrative Receiver or Administrator appointed of the whole,
                or any part, of its undertaking or assets, or in any other
                country has an officer appointed to perform a function analogous
                to that of a Receiver, Administrative Receiver or Administrator;
                or if an order is made, or a resolution passed, for winding-up
                or administering the Licensee, (unless such order or resolution
                is part of a scheme of solvent reconstruction of the Licensee
                which has previously been approved by BTG which approval shall
                not be unreasonably withheld);

        16.2.4  if the Licensee directly or indirectly opposes or assists any
                third party to oppose the grant of any of the Patents or
                disputes or directly or indirectly assists any third party to
                dispute the validity of any of the Patents or the
                confidentiality of the Know-how, except in an action or suit
                brought by BTG against Licensee.

16.3

16.3.1  BTG shall have the right to terminate this Agreement if the Licensee:

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        (i) at any time the Licensee ceases active development and/or
        commercialisation of Products by reference to the latest 6 month report
        produced by the Licensee under clause 12.3 (with the efforts of
        Sub-licensees, members of the Licensee's Group and collaborators being
        considered as efforts of the Licensee in this regard);

        (ii) subject to clause 16.3.3, fails to initiate the clinical trials
        of Products (which for the purposes of this clause 16.3 shall include
        clinical trials undertaken or sponsored by the Licensee or any
        Sub-licensee) by January 1, 2004; or

        (iii) subject to clause 16.3.2, is twelve months or more behind
        schedule on achievement of any milestone as per the Development Plan
        then BTG may, as its sole and exclusive remedy for such delay, serve on
        the Licensee a notice of termination of this Agreement and that notice
        shall have effect six months after the date of service unless within
        that period, the Licensee shall have achieved the relevant Development
        plan milestone.

16.3.2    BTG shall not have the right of termination under clause 16.3.1 (iii),
if the Licensee is using all reasonable endeavors in the circumstances to
develop and to progress towards the marketing of Products in a timely manner and
is prevented from meeting a milestone in the Development Plan due to technical,
safety or efficacy problems outside its reasonable control (including any
significant problems arising under any clinical trials relating to Product). In
event of such delays, the Licensee shall promptly give notice in writing to BTG
of the relevant delay and give evidence to BTG relating thereto. The Licensee
shall deliver to BTG within 2 months of the date of such notice, a revised
Development Plan to take into account such matters and BTG's right of
termination under clause 16.3.1(iii) shall apply equally to such revised
Development Plan.

16.3.3    BTG shall only have the right to terminate this Agreement under
clause 16.3.1(ii), if (a) BTG has provided written notice that it will
terminate this Agreement under that clause and (b) within thirty (30) days
after receipt of such written notice Licensee has not paid BTG fifty thousand
dollars ($50,000). If fifty thousand dollars is paid to BTG under this
section 16.3.3 such amount shall be fully creditable against any future
payments to be made by Licensee under clauses 2 or 7 of this Agreement.

16.4      With respect to clause 16.2, BTG shall serve on the Licensee a written
notice of termination of the Agreement or any of the Licences or any exclusive
rights that specifies the breach and that notice shall have automatic effect
sixty (60) days after the date of service, unless within that period the
Licensee shall have remedied the breach.

16.5    This Agreement and the rights and licenses granted hereunder may be
terminated or modified only as expressly set forth in a provision of this
Agreement.

17.     RIGHTS ON TERMINATION

17.1    TERMINATION (or expiry) of this Agreement, or of any of the Licenses,
shall be without prejudice to any rights of either party against the other which
may have accrued up to the date of termination.

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17.2    ON termination of this Agreement for whatever cause the Licensee shall
pay to BTG royalty in respect of all Products being manufactured at the date of
termination and all Products manufactured and not yet sold. The Licensee shall
then be free to sell or dispose of Products on which royalty has been paid.

17.3    TERMINATION of this Agreement for any reason shall not bring to an end:

        17.3.1  the provisions of clause 4.4;

        17.3.2  the confidentiality obligations of Clause 6.2 until the Know-how
                and the Biological Material and the Cell Lines shall have come
                into the public domain otherwise than through the breach or
                default of the Licensee;

        17.3.3  the obligations of the Licensee in respect of the accounting
                for, payment of and verification of payments and royalties under
                Clauses 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17.2, 17.4 and 17.5;

        17.3.4  the obligations contained in Clause 13 in relation to any
                Products falling within Clause 17.2;

        17.3.5  the obligations contained in Clause 15;

17.4    ON early termination the Licensee shall/shall procure transfer to BTG or
destruction (at BTG's option, and in the former case at BTG's expense) of the
Know-how and all copies and/or the Biological Material and/or the Cell Lines
(other than those that include stealth Technology).

17.5    On early termination of this Agreement or the Licenses (except where the
termination is for breach by BTG) the Licensee shall within sixty (60) days of
BTG's request grant to BTG a non-exclusive license with respect to Licensee
Technology to make, use, sell have made, offer for sale, and import Product on
commercially reasonable terms, including the right to grant sublicenses. If the
parties fail to reach agreement with respect to the terms, either party shall
have the right to submit the terms upon which agreement has not been reached to
binding arbitration to a single arbitrator to be agreed between the parties (or
in default nominated by the President for the time being of The Bio Industry
Association in the United Kingdom). Such reference shall be in London, and shall
be deemed to be an arbitration agreement within the meaning of the Arbitration
Acts 1996 or any re-enactment or modification thereof for the time being in
force.

17.6    With respect to Stealth Technology, upon written request of BTG within
sixty (60) days after termination of this Agreement (except where termination is
for breach by BTG), Licensee shall negotiate with BTG with respect to granting a
license to BTG with respect to Stealth Technology in connection with Product to
the extent that Licensee has the ability to do so. Licensee is under no
obligation to enter into such a license and has no liability to BTG for failure
to grant such a license. The granting of the license and/or the terms on which
such a license will be granted is within the sole discretion of Licensee.

17.7    Subject to the following sentence, on termination of this Agreement, BTG
shall, if requested to do so by the Licensee or a Sub-licensee, enter into a
licence agreement on the terms of this Agreement with the relevant

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Sub-licensees. It is acknowledged that BTG shall not be obliged to enter into a
licence with any Sub-licensee who is in breach of its Sub-licence.

At the request of Licensee, BTG shall acknowledge to a sub-licensee in writing
BTG's obligations under this clause 17.7.

18.     MISCELLANEOUS

18.1    THE Licensee shall not assign, charge or otherwise dispose of any of its
rights or obligations under this Agreement, or any of the Licences except that
the Licensee may by submission of written notice to BTG, require this Agreement
to be transferred by way of novation, to a wholly owned Subsidiary or an
acquiror in the case of a merger,- or consolidation or in the case of an
acquisition or transfer of all or substantially all of the Licensee's assets to
which this Agreement relates as long as, at the date of the novation the
Licensee's rights under this Agreement do not represent all, or substantially
all of the Licensee's assets. The Licensee shall reimburse BTG its reasonable
legal costs in respect of any such novation. For the avoidance of doubt, it is
declared that in any such assignment the assignor must transfer all of the
Know-how and Biological Materials to the beneficiary of the novation. Clause 6.2
shall continue to bind the Licensee in the event of such novation.

18.2    The Licensee may grant Sub-Licences (including the right to
sub-sub-license) by written agreement but only on the Sub-Licence Terms.

18.3    THE failure by either party to exercise or enforce any rights under this
Agreement shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any such rights, nor shall any
single or partial exercise of any right, power, or privilege, or further
exercise thereof, operate so as to bar the exercise or enforcement thereof at
any later time.

18.4    THE waiver by either party of any breach of any of the terms of this
Agreement by the other shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other breach of
the Agreement.

18.5    IF any part or provision of this Agreement is prohibited, or rendered
void or unenforceable, by any legislation, the validity or enforceability of the
Agreement as a whole or of any other part of this Agreement shall not be
affected.

18.6    THE rights and remedies provided in this Agreement are cumulative and
not exclusive of any rights or remedies provided by law or in equity.

18.7    THE Licensee shall not originate any publicity, news release, or other
public announcement, written or oral, whether to the public press, to
shareholders or otherwise, relating to this agreement, to any amendment hereto
or to performance hereunder or to the existence of an arrangement between the
parties without the prior written approval of BTG (such approval not to be
unreasonably withheld or delayed). However this restriction shall not apply to
disclosures required by law or necessary to comply with the rules of any
securities market or applicable regulatory authority.

19.     NOTICES

19.1    ANY notice authorised or required to be given by either party under this
Agreement to the other party, shall be in writing, and shall be deemed

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The COMMON SEAL of BTG
INTERNATIONAL LIMITED was
affixed to this Deed in the
presence of:

[SEAL]                                  /s/ [ILLEGIBLE]
                                        Director/Authorised Signatory

                                        /s/ [ILLEGIBLE]
                                        Authorised Signatory

The COMMON SEAL of TOLERRX, INC
was affixed to this Deed in the
presence of:

                                        /s/ Douglas J. Ringler
                                        Director

                                        /s/ Julio Vega
                                        SecretaryEXHIBIT 10.18

                       UNIVERSAL GUARDIAN ACCEPTANCE, LLC

                               PURCHASE AGREEMENT

     This Purchase Agreement (the "Agreement") is made this 29th day of October,
2002, by and between Universal Guardian Acceptance, LLC, a Delaware corporation
("UGA"), and College Bound Student Alliance, Inc. ("Client") for the purchase of
Client's contractual receivables from various parties arising out of past,
present and future services performed or to be performed by Client for such
parties (the "Contracts").

     1. Option to Purchase; Required Form. Client offers to sell the Contracts
to UGA in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. UGA shall have the right,
but not the obligation, to purchase any and/or all of the Contracts offered by
Client. All Contracts shall satisfy the requirements set forth herein and be on
forms that are acceptable to UGA in its sole discretion. UGA shall give notice
to Client of its intention to purchase any contract within one (1) business day
of receipt from Client of a copy of the Contract and all other information
required by UGA relating to the Contract from Client.

     2. Purchase of Contracts. Client shall provide UGA with an executed
Contract with the authorization to perform a credit check on the obligor under
each Contract offered to UGA and any other information relating to the Contract
that UGA may require. If UGA decides to purchase the Contract, Client agrees
that all its right, title and interest in and to the Contract(s) shall be
transferred and assigned to UGA in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Such assignment shall in no event constitute a delegation of duties to UGA and
UGA shall have no responsibility or obligation whatsoever to perform any
obligation of Client under the Contract(s). Client agrees to assist UGA in
giving notice to the obligor of the assignment, and to ensure that all payments
on the Contracts are remitted to UGA. In the event that Client receives any
money from an obligor under a Contract subsequent to its sale or assignment to
UGA, Client shall immediately remit such monies to UGA without offset or
reduction.

     3. Purchase Price. The purchase price for each Contract shall be calculated
in the manner set forth on Schedule "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein.
If UGA decides to purchase a Contract, UGA shall pay Client the purchase price
of each Contract purchased, less the reserve indicated on Schedule "A", if
applicable, within five (5) business days after receipt of all fully-executed,
original documents required by UGA to effectuate the transfer of the Contract to
UGA.

     4. Reserve Fund. UGA shall withhold a percentage of each purchased Contract
as set forth in the Purchase Price Schedule (Schedule "A" attached hereto, and
made a part of the Agreement) to be held as a reserve for defaulted contracts
purchased pursuant to this Agreement. The Reserve Fund shall be accounted for on
a monthly basis by a report from UGA to the Client, shall accumulate without
interest, and shall partially secure the performance of Client's obligations
hereunder, and shall be subject to right of offset by UGA with respect thereto.
After the first year and every Quarter during the term of this Agreement, UGA
shall review for remittance to Client any excess of: (a) The amount retained as
Reserve Amount on all Purchased Contracts (collectively, the "Reserve Fund"),
less the constant percentage (%) required to be kept in the Reserve Fund at all
times, which shall be set pursuant to Schedule "A" and (b) less the percentage
(%) amount of all delinquent accounts as stated on the monthly Reserve Report.
All reserves from all clients are listed on UGA audited financial statements as
a liability.

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     5. Servicing of Contracts. During the term of the Agreement UGA shall have
the option (but not the obligation) to service any contract (a "Serviced
Contract") entered into by Client provided to UGA by the Client for servicing,
including repurchased Contracts, as the collection agent with respect to any
such Contract provided to UGA by the Client for collections. Refer to the
separate October 21, 2002 Collection and Servicing Agreements. The placement of
Serviced Contracts are a requirement for any financing programs offered and
accepted by the Client unless waived by UGA. UGA shall perform their following
duties with respect to any Serviced Contract: (a) inform the customer of the
servicing arrangement and proceed diligently to collect all payments due
thereunder, (b) maintain complete accounts of all monies subject to the
servicing arrangement, (c) remit to Client on a monthly basis, all monies
collected on Serviced Contracts (the "Collected Funds") and held in an account
for the benefit of the Client, less amounts whatsoever due to Buyer under this
Agreement, and (d) perform such other duties and furnish such other reports as
are reasonable and customary for servicing agents in the Southern California
area. Client shall fully cooperate with Buyer in Buyer's performance of the
foregoing duties.

     6. Client Representations and Warranties. (a) Client represents and
warrants that all Contracts and collateral offered to UGA are owned by Client
free and clear of any and all interest held by third parties, including, but not
limited to, assignments, security interests, encumbrances, claims, liens and
levies. (b) Client further represents and warrants that (i) each and every
Contract offered hereunder is not subject to any claim relating to the quality
of services provided or the performance by the Client of its obligations under
the Contract and is a valid, bona fide agreement which is not subject to any
dispute or offset of any kind by the obligor thereunder; (ii) Client will render
all services in accordance with the terms and conditions of each Contract
purchased hereunder; (iii) each and every Contract is lawful and not in
violation of any federal or state law or regulation now or hereafter in effect,
including, without limitation, theTruth in Lending, Equal Credit Opportunity and
Fair Credit Reporting Acts; and (iv) there is no pending or threatened
litigation against Client which would materially affect Client's ability to
perform each and every one of its obligations under this Agreement or under any
Contract. (c) All representations and warranties are covenants made at the time
of offer and purchase of a Contract and shall survive the closing of any
purchase. Client will defend, indemnify and hold harmless UGA and its
affiliates, representatives and successors, from any loss, damage or expense,
including attorneys' fees, resulting from any breach of any representations or
warranties made herein.

     7. Security Interests. To secure the payment and performance of all
obligations of Client to UGA hereunder, Client hereby grants UGA and its
subsidiaries a security interest pursuant to the Uniform Commercial Code in the
reserve fund and the proceeds thereof and the assets described on Schedule "A."
Upon request by UGA, Client will execute and deliver a Uniform Commercial Code
Form UCC-1 Financing Statement from time to time covering the Contracts. Client
further covenants that any and all collateral offered to UGA as security
hereunder is no subject to any restrictions, oral or written, prohibiting the
selling thereof and/or granting of the security interest to UGA provided for in
this Agreement.

     8.1 Occurrence of Default by an Obligor. Notwithstanding any language to
the contrary in a Contract, any of the following events shall constitute a
default of an obligor under a Contract purchased hereunder: (i) an obligor
cancels a Contract under the provisions of the Contract, (ii) an obligor becomes
incapacitated, disabled, dies or files bankruptcy, (iii) an obligor becomes
delinquent for any sum due by three or more payments and/or becomes delinquent
for any sum due by three or more months, whichever occurs first, (iv) a Contract
is deemed legally void or voidable.

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     8.2 Remedies of Default by an Obligor. Upon the occurrence of a default by
an obligor under Section 8.1 above, UGA shall have the following remedies which
may be exercised in any order: (i) by a withdrawal from and offset to the
Clients Reserve Fund, if applicable, or (ii) at Client's option by replacement,
from the Client, with a new Contract(s) acceptable to UGA.

     9. Disputed Contracts. In addition to the provisions of Section 8 above, in
the event that any obligor under any Contract purchased by UGA asserts any claim
or defense to its enforcement, Client shall use its best efforts to resolve, to
the obligor's satisfaction, any problem to which the claim or defense relates.
Client expressly agrees that on demand from UGA, Client will repurchase any
Contract as to which the obligor has not withdrawn this claim or defense within
ten (10) days from the date Client receives written notice of same; or UGA may
offset to the Reserve fund and/or any funds otherwise due from UGA to Client. A
repurchased Contract may be resubmitted to UGA if the obligor withdraws the
defense or claim to UGA satisfaction. Contracts shall be repurchased for the
amount as calculated on Schedule "A."

     10.1 Occurrence of Default by a Client. The occurrence of any of the
following events shall constitute a default by the Client hereunder: (i) Client
defaults under a Contract; (ii) Client breaches any representations, warranties
and/or covenants made herein; (iii) Client fails to pay any sum when due
hereunder; or (iv) Client files for voluntary and involuntary protection under
the bankruptcy statutes or is otherwise insolvent.

     10.2 Remedies of Default by a Client. Upon the occurrence of a default by a
Client, UGA shall have the following remedies, any or all of which may be
exercised by UGA without notice, in its sole discretion, in any order and
without prejudging its right to any other remedy: (i) by a withdrawal from and
offset to the Client's Reserve Fund, (ii) by an offset of funds otherwise due
from UGA and/or subsidiaries of affiliates to Client, (iii) by the direct
payment of cash from the Client to UGA, (iv) to exercise any and all other
remedies, legal and equitable, available to UGA under this Agreement and/or
applicable laws, or (v) to immediately terminate this Agreement.

     11.1 Other Obligations of Client. During the term of this Agreement, the
Client agrees: (i) to maintain and provide evidence of malpractice (where
applicable) and liability insurance coverage in amounts and types reasonably
satisfactory to UGA and to name UGA as an additional insured upon written
request from UGA, and (ii) to provide UGA with its current (within 30 days of
the preceding month) financial statements on a quarterly basis, including, but
not limited to a balance sheet and statement of profit and loss, in addition to
annual tax returns from the preceding year.

     11.2 During and After the Term of this Agreement. The Buyer, its successors
or assigns, shall have the right to use the name and address of any person set
out in any Contract purchased or assigned to the Buyer for collection, for the
purpose of advertising, promoting, merchandising or the sale of customer lists.

     12. Termination. Either party may terminate this Agreement at any time upon
thirty-(30) days written notice to the other at the last known address of
record. Such termination shall not affect any Contract purchased under this
Agreement or any obligation, previously made hereunder.

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     13. Assignment. Client acknowledges and agrees that UGA may sell, transfer,
encumber or assign this Agreement and/or any Contract purchased by UGA hereunder
without Client's consent. This Agreement is binding on Client's successors and
assigns. Client may not assign this Agreement or any of its rights or
obligations hereunder without the prior written consent of UGA. Any such
assignment in violation of this provision shall be null and void.

     14. Limited Power of Attorney. If Buyer receives a check, bank draft, money
order or other negotiable instrument payable to Client with respect to a
Purchased and Serviced Contract; Client hereby nominates, constitutes and
appoints UGA as its true and lawful attorney in fact, with full right title and
authority to endorse and negotiate such instrument in the Client's name, place
and stead, and shall otherwise cooperate with respect to such endorsement and
negotiation.

     15. Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire Agreement
between the parties with respect to the subject matter herein. All prior to
contemporaneous agreements, understanding, representation, warranties and
statements, oral or written, relating to the subject matter hereof are
superseded. No modification of or amendments to this Agreement shall be binding
unless in writing and executed by both parties.

     16. Other Terms and Conditions. This Agreement shall be construed in
accordance with California law, without regard to principles of conflicts of
law. In the event any action is brought for enforcement or interpretation of
this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to attorneys' fees and
costs incurred in said action. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed so
as to constitute or deem the relationship between the parties as a partnership
or joint venture. This Agreement shall become effective when executed and
accepted by Universal Guardian Acceptance, LLC, 213 N 7th St., St. Joseph, MO.
64501.

COLLEGE BOUND STUDENT                       UNIVERSAL GUARDIAN ACCEPTANCE, LLC
ALLIANCE, INC.

By:                                         By:
----------------------------                ---------------------------------
John Chapman                                Jeff A Daum, Vice-President
333 South Allison                           213 N 7th St.
Lakewood, CO.  80226                        St. Joseph, MO.  64501
(303) 804-0155                              (888) 233-2302

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                                  SCHEDULE "A"
                            PURCHASE PRICE AGREEMENT
PURCHASE PRICE
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The Purchase Price for a Purchased Contract (defined as excellent or marginal
credit) shall be a percentage (1%) of the total principal Balance owed by the
person or persons named therein, calculated as follows:

(A) Ninety-four Percent (94%) for contracts payable in Thirteen (13) months.
(B) Ninety-five Percent (95%) for contracts payable in Eleven (11) months or
less.

RESERVE FUND
------------

The Reserve Fund shall be a percentage (%) of the total principal balance of the
contract purchased, calculated as follows:

     Fifteen percent (15%) for contracts payable in Thirteen (13) months.
     Twelve percent (12%) for contracts payable in Eleven (11) months or less.

The minimum aggregate Reserve Fund shall be required to equal fifteen percent
(15%) of the total unpaid balance of all contracts purchased, plus the
percentage (%) of any delinquent contracts outstanding in the portfolio.

The excess reserve Amount, shall be payable under the terms stated in the
Agreement within Thirty (30) calendar days of the Reserve Review or at such time
as the entire portfolio is paid in full. The Reserve is treated as a collective
fund and is subject to the rights of offset as set forth in the Agreement.

SERVICED CONTRACTS
------------------

Contracts, defined as poor credit and not eligible for purchase shall be placed
for Servicing in Universal Data Services ("UDS"). Universal Data Services shall
be entitled to a monthly Servicing Fee of $3.50 each Serviced Contract, a
monthly servicing fee of $2.50 for automatic debits and a one-time $3.50 set
up/documentation fee for each Serviced Contract.

CLIENT PROCEEDS
---------------

     Purchased Contracts: Universal Guardian Acceptance, LLC. shall pay the
Client the Purchase price amount, less the Reserve Fund amount on each Purchased
contract within five (5) business days of receipt of all original documents
relating to said contract.

     Serviced Contracts: Universal Data Services shall pay the Client the
monthly amount collected, less the Servicing and set up fee, on each Serviced
contract within five (5) business days after the close of the month.

REPURCHASE/REPLACEMENT PRICE
----------------------------

The repurchase/replacement price of any contract requiring
repurchase/replacement shall be calculated in the same manner as the Purchase
Price, based upon the total outstanding principal balance. A $10.00 processing
fee will be charged for each Contract. Recourse obligation to
repurchase/replacement at Sixty (60) days.

CONTRACT INTEREST RATE
----------------------

The interest rate of the Contracts must be eighteen percent (18%) or greater.
For each one person (1%) drop below this percentage the purchase price will be
reduced by one percent (1%).

ADJUSTMENT TO PURCHASE PRICE
----------------------------

The foregoing Purchase Price percentages which are applicable to Purchased
Contracts may be adjusted, inversely, either up or down, on the first day of
each month by an amount equal to one-half of the change in the Prime Rate from
the first day of prior month when the Prime Rate is above the nine percent (9%).
However, in no case will the Prime Rate adjustment be made below the Prime Rate
of nine percent (9%). For the purpose of this Agreement, the "Prime Rate" shall
mean the rate of interest set by the main branch of the California Bank & Trust,
San Marcos, California, to its preferred customers on the first day of each and
every month throughout the term of this Agreement. On the date of this Agreement
the "Prime Rate" in NINE percent (9%).

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CONTRACT DOWN PAYMENT
---------------------

The minimum down payment to be required on ALL contracts will be one hundred
forty dollars ($140.00

ORIGINATION FEE
---------------

A one time fee of Two Hundred and Fifty dollars ($250.00) will be assessed for
setting up a contract purchasing plan, to be taken from the first payout.

Purchase Agreement dated October 29, 2002 is attached hereto, forms a part
hereof and incorporated by reference.

                             Initial: ______________ Date: ________________
                             Client:  College Bound Student Alliance, Inc.
                                      333 S. Allison Pkwy #100
                                      Lakewood, CO.  80226

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                          UNIVERSAL DATA SERVICES, LLC.
                               SERVICING AGREEMENT

   This agreement is made in duplicate this 21st day of October 2002 between
                      College Bound Student Alliance, Inc.

                   Herein after referred to as the "PRINCIPAL"
                                       And
                          UNIVERSAL DATA SERVICES, LLC
                     Hereinafter referred to as the "AGENT"

In accordance with the terms of this agreement, the PRINCIPAL hereby retains the
AGENT for any or all of the following services.

     1.   The periodic billing of its current accounts receivable.
     2.   The periodic billing of membership dues.
     3.   The collection of its delinquent accounts receivable.
     4.   The servicing of accounts receivable.

For the purpose of this agreement, the following term shall have the meaning
hereinafter set forth:

     1.   "Current Account Receivable" -monies owing to the PRINCIPAL in respect
          of the sale of its goods or services.
     2.   "Delinquent Accounts Receivable" -monies owing to the PRINCIPAL in
          respect of the sale of its goods or services for a period in excess of
          thirty days.
     3.   "Dues" -any monies paid to the PRINCIPAL by a member on a monthly,
          quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis in order to retain membership
          privileges.
     4.   "Exhibit "A" attached hereto shall reference fees which are due to
          AGENT by PRINCIPAL.

                                      TERM
                                      ----

This agreement shall be for a term of ONE YEAR from the date first above written
and shall continue thereafter for consecutive ONE YEAR TERMS unless sooner
terminated upon the occurrence of any one of the following events:

          a)   Upon the bankruptcy, the winding up or dissolution of either
               party.
          b)   Upon either party giving to the other of them NINETY (90) days
               written notice of termination with or without cause.
          c)   By the written agreement of the parties hereto.
          d)   AGENT may at its option, cancel this agreement if any fees due or
               payable to it are delinquent for more than THIRTY (30) DAYS.

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                             DUTIES OF THE PRINCIPAL
                             -----------------------

Following the PRINCIPAL'S submission of an account to the AGENT hereunder, the
PRINCIPAL shall neither solicit nor collect any monies in respect thereof.

Through out the term of this agreement, the PRINCIPAL shall:

     a)   Submit to the AGENT in a timely manner, each of its current and
          delinquent accounts receivable; including the credit statement,
          contract, supporting documentation, current balance and date of next
          payment in order to enable the AGENT to arrange for the periodic
          billing of its current accounts receivable or the collection of its
          delinquent accounts receivable.
     b)   Maintain records of accounts receivable submitted to the AGENT for
          periodic billing or collection in accordance with generally accepted
          accounting principles and upon the written request of the AGENT, it
          will provide the AGENT with access thereto and an accounting in
          respect thereof.
     c)   In the event that the PRINCIPAL receives payment in respect of any
          account submitted to the AGENT hereunder, it will immediately remit
          the same to the AGENT without set off or abatement.
     d)   In the event that the AGENT receives any check, bank draft, money
          order or other negotiable instrument payable to the PRINCIPAL or the
          AGENT in respect of any account submitted hereunder, the PRINCIPAL
          hereby nominates, constitutes and appoints the AGENT as its true and
          lawful Attorney in fact with full right, title, and authority to
          endorse and negotiate the same in PRINCIPAL'S name, place, and stead.
     e)   In the event that the PRINCIPAL has not paid the service fees due and
          payable to the AGENT within ten (10) days of billing, the PRINCIPAL
          shall pay to AGENT a late charge of five percent (5%) of the billing
          amount and authorizes and directs the AGENT to withhold the amount of
          such billing and to pay the same to Universal Data Services, LLC.

                               DUTIES OF THE AGENT

Throughout the term of this agreement, the AGENT shall to the best of its skill
and ability:

     a)   Use of its own funds, tools, supplies, and equipment in the
          performance of its services hereunder.
     b)   Upon receipt of the PRINCIPAL'S current accounts receivable, send a
          written notice thereof or coupon book to each person named therein.
     c)   Post and deposit all payments or like monies received on PRINCIPAL'S
          accounts within 48 hours of receipt, and maintain transaction history
          on all accounts receivable.
     d)   Remit payouts and like monies received to PRINCIPAL on weekly basis
          (formula to be designated estimation of 85% weekly with month-end
          balancing).
     e)   Maintain its business records as they relate to the PRINCIPAL'S
          account in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles
          and upon the PRINCIPAL'S written request, give access thereto.
     f)   In the event the Customer becomes delinquent, over 15 days, the AGENT
          shall make a courtesy telephone call to the place of residence and
          mail a written delinquent notice to the Customer.

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     g)   The PRINCIPAL has contracted for telephone collection services, the
          AGENT shall service such delinquent accounts with weekly, day and
          evening telephone calls. Additionally, a weekend call will be made
          when deemed necessary.
     h)   Notify the PRINCIPAL of any account receivable submitted hereunder
          which is delinquent for a period in excess of One Hundred and Twenty
          days.
     i)   Provide the PRINCIPAL monthly with a full and complete accounting in
          respect of each and every accounts receivable submitted to it
          hereunder. The PRINCIPAL has contracted for a weekly Cash Register
          Report.
     j)   If the PRINCIPAL cancels this agreement, the AGENT may deduct the
          service fees during the last five days of the last month or longer if
          necessary.
     k)   Service fees due the agent will be invoiced and deducted from the
          payments received on behalf of the PRINCIPAL within the month. Such
          invoicing shall be complete within seven (7) business days of each
          month's end.

                                 INDEMNIFICATION
                                 ---------------

Each party shall indemnify and save the other of them harmless from and against
any and all claims, cost, damages, demands, expenses, Attorney fees, judgments,
interest or liabilities of any nature or kind arising from, out of, or in any
way related to their services forming the basis of the accounts receivable
submitted to the agent for billing or collection hereunder.

                           COMPLETENESS OF INSTRUMENT
                           --------------------------

This instrument contains all of the agreements, understandings, representations,
conditions and warranties and covenants made between the parties hereto. Unless
set forth herein neither party shall be liable for any representations made
prior hereto and all modifications, additions, or amendments hereof shall be in
writing.

PRINCIPAL:                               AGENT:
John Chapman, CFO                        Doug Henkel, V.P. Sales & Marketing
CBSA                                     Universal Data Services, LLC
333 S. Allison Pkwy., Ste. 100           2261 Cosmos Court, Suite 150
Lakewood, CO  80226                      Carlsbad, Ca. 92009

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John Chapman      Date:  11/7/02         Doug Henkel, VP Sales/Marketing  Date:

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                                   EXHIBIT "A"

                            FEES PAYABLE TO THE AGENT

For and in respect of the AGENT'S services under the Agreement dated October 21,
2002, the PRINCIPAL shall pay the agent as follows:

     a)   There is a $0.00 new account set-up fee.
     b)   There is no exit fee.
     c)   The fee for monthly billing services with late notices shall be $3.50
          per month per account.
     d)   The fee for pre-authorized debits is $2.50 per month.
     e)   In addition to the monthly fees, the AGENT shall collect and retain
          any late charges permitted by law.
     f)   There will be a minimum monthly fee of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS
          ($250.00), after the initial 90 days.
     g)   There will be a $10.00 processing fee for each item rejected by the
          consumer's bank for any reason (including EFT drafts).

The following fees are for additional services:

                  Courier Charges           per item      at cost
                  Special Programming       per hour      $100.00
                  Credit Card Fees          per item      at cost
                  Special Notice            per mailing   $ 1.25
                  Special Projects          per request   by quote

DATE: ______________________                Initial:________/_______
      November 7, 2002

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                             Universal Data Services
                              COLLECTION AGREEMENT

This Agreement is executed by and between Universal Data Services, LLC. DBA:
Universal Data Services; (hereinafter "Service Provider") and College Bound
Student Alliance, Inc. (hereinafter "Client") and is dated this 21st day of
October, 2002. The scope of this Agreement covers the provision of collection
services to client.

     Servicing: Service Provider shall be the sole servicer for all accounts
                Submitted to it for collections.

     Fees:      The Client agrees to pay the following fees to the Service
                Provider for accounts that are assigned to the Service Provider
                for Collections.

     1.   Client agrees to pay a 30% fee on all standard debtor accounts. This
          fee will be deducted from the net of all monies recovered on behalf of
          Client By Service Provider on a monthly basis.

     2.   Client agrees to pay a 30% fee on all second placement debtor
          accounts. (Accounts that have been at a collection agency for
          servicing). This fee will be deducted from the net of all monies
          recovered on behalf of Client By Service Provider on a monthly basis.

     Accounting: The Service Provider has established a trust bank account into
which it will deposit all monies recovered on behalf of Client. Client agrees
that Service Provider has the authority to endorse on behalf of Client all
checks/instruments that are received for payment on any account assigned to
Service Provider. Client also agrees that Service Provider may settle any
debtors' account for 70% of the principal amount assigned without further
authorization form the Client. Client further agrees that all monies recovered
on its behalf, less fees owed to the Service Provider, shall be sent to Client
on a monthly basis. Direct Funds received by client will be deducted from
Client's monthly reconciliation. Client agrees to notify Service Provider of
such direct payments. Finally, Service Provider agrees to provide monthly status
reports to Client for all assigned accounts.

     Assignment: Client agrees that Service Provider may transfer, place or
assign contracts to a third party servicer at no additional fee to Client.

     Cancellation: It is the standard policy of Service Provider to charge a 10%
fee of the unpaid balance when an account is withdrawn from Service Provider
where a payment or promise of payment has been made in the prior six (6) months.
Exceptions to this policy must be agreed to, in writing, by the Service
Provider.

     Termination: The term of this Agreement shall be twelve (12) months from
the date set forth above and shall continue thereafter for consecutive twelve
(12) month terms. This Agreement may be terminated prior to that time at the
option of either party upon thirty (30) days written notice. This termination
provision pertains only to accounts where no payment has been made. Termination
of assigned accounts involving legal intervention and/or litigation will be
determined on a case-by-case basis.

     Indemnification: The Service Provider shall indemnify and hold Client
harmless from any claims, demands or causes of action and from any costs or
expenses that may be asserted due to, or arising out of the Service Provider's
collection activity. Client shall indemnify and hold Service Provider harmless
against any and all losses, claims, liabilities, demands, and expenses resulting
form the negligent act, omission, misrepresentation, or intentional misconduct
of client.

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John Chapman,  CFO                               Doug Henkel, Sales & Marketing
CBSA                                             Universal Data Services, LLC.
333 S. Allison Pkwy., Ste. 100                   2261 Cosmos Court, Suite 150
Lakewood, CO  80226                              Carlsbad, CA 92009

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