Bouml get the licence file in the current directory.
When you start Bouml through its icon/shortcut the current directory is set to the directory where you installed Bouml, so Bouml find the licence file.
When you associate the extension prj with Bouml and you double click on a prj file, the current directory is not set to the directory where you installed Bouml, so Bouml doesn't find the licence file and say you don't have. To be able to use extension association you have to create a bat file going in the directory where Bouml is installed before to launch bouml with the parameter, and to associate the prj extension with this bat file. Supposing Bouml is installed under C:\Program Files (x86)\Bouml the bat file contains :
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cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Bouml"
bouml %1