Common use of Conditions of disclosure Clause in Contracts

Conditions of disclosure. (a) A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(d), 22.3(e), 22.3(f), 22.3(h) or 22.3(i) must, where it is reasonably practicable to do so, inform the person to whom disclosure is proposed of the confidentiality of the information. (b) A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(b) or 22.3(g) must ensure that the person to whom disclosure is proposed is subject to binding obligations: (i) to keep the information confidential and not to further disclose it; (ii) not to use or reproduce the information for a purpose other than that for which it was disclosed; and (iii) to take all reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access to the information.

Conditions of disclosure. (a) A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(d), 22.3(e), 22.3(f), 22.3(h) or 22.3(i) must, where it is reasonably practicable to do so, inform the person to whom disclosure is proposed of the confidentiality of the information. (b) . A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(b) or 22.3(g) must ensure that the person to whom disclosure is proposed is subject to binding obligations: (i) : to keep the information confidential and not to further disclose it; (ii) ; not to use or reproduce the information for a purpose other than that for which it was disclosed; and (iii) and to take all reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access to the information.

Conditions of disclosure. (a) A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(d20.3(d), 22.3(e), 22.3(f), 22.3(h20.3(e) or 22.3(i20.3(f) must, where it is reasonably practicable to do so, inform the person to whom disclosure is proposed of the confidentiality of the information. (b) A party proposing to disclose Confidential Information under clauses 22.3(b20.3(b) or 22.3(g20.3(g) must ensure that the person to whom disclosure is proposed to be made is subject to binding obligations: (i) to keep the information confidential and not to further disclose it; (ii) not to use or reproduce the information for a purpose other than that the purpose for which it was disclosed; and (iii) to take all reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access to the information.