Disclosable Information Clause Samples
The Disclosable Information clause defines what information must be shared between parties under the agreement. Typically, it outlines the types of data, documents, or facts that one party is obligated to disclose to the other, such as material facts relevant to the transaction or any changes that could affect the agreement. This clause ensures transparency and helps prevent disputes by making clear what information must be provided, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or hidden liabilities.
Disclosable Information. Each Party may disclose Confidential Information belonging to the other Party to the extent such disclosure is reasonably necessary in the following:
8.3.1.1. Enforcing and or defending rights or obligations under this Agreement; and
8.3.1.2. Complying with any court order; provided however that the Party required to or intending to disclose the other Party’s Confidential Information under this Section 8.3 shall have first given prompt notice to the other Party to enable it to seek any available exemptions from or limitations on such disclosure, and shall reasonably cooperate in such efforts by the other Party.
Disclosable Information. The Agreement covers and relates to:
Disclosable Information. The Operator consents to the disclosure by the Minister of detailed casino information including the number of machines, table games, disputes, key licences, keno venues and similar matters, casino tax rates and casino tax collections, unclaimed prizes, the amount of the community benefit levy and community machine allowances and casino profitability percentages, through the annual report of the Department of Industries and Business, and to the governments and government agencies and departments of the other States and Territory of Australia and of the Commonwealth and to research groups including but not limited to the Australian Gambling Statistics publication and the Productivity Commission.
Disclosable Information. 1. Any advertisement, announcement, proposal, offer or invitation to make an offer on attracting deposits and concluding deposit agreements, which is carried out by a bank in the Republic of Armenia or posted on Internet and which includes a reference on the amount of interest rate, yield or any other compensation paid on the deposit, shall include at least in Armenian (except for newspapers and special editions printed in foreign languages) the following clear information without any misleading, ambiguous or confusing language:
(1) amount of the Annual Percentage Yield calculated as prescribed by the Central Bank;
(2) validity period of the deposit agreement, during which the depositor shall receive the promised Annual Percentage Yield;
(3) the minimum required account balance and the time period, or time limitations for ensuring Annual Percentage Yield;
(4) the minimum required initial amount of the deposit for ensuring Annual Percentage Yield, if that amount exceeds the minimum required account balance for ensuring Annual Percentage Yield;
(5) where for a specific type of account the bank envisages or sets tariffs or other terms reducing Annual Percentage Yield, then an announcement to the effect that application of tariffs or other terms set by the bank may entail reduction in Annual Percentage Yield;
(6) where for a specific type of account the bank envisages or sets any default penalty, then an announcement on cases of applying such a default penalty;
(7) announcement on taxes on interest.
2. Where any advertisement, announcement, proposal, offer or invitation to make an offer on attracting deposits, concluding deposit agreements or opening accounts, which is carried out by a bank in the Republic of Armenia or posted on the Internet and which includes a note that the compensation of deposits is guaranteed by the Deposit Guarantee Fund, then it shall be in Armenian and contain clear information without any misleading, ambiguous or confusing formulations on the amounts of deposits guaranteed under the Law of the Republic of Armenia “On guaranteeing compensation of bank deposits of natural persons”. The use of other languages along with Armenian is not prohibited.
3. The information provided for by points 3, 4, 5 and 6 of part 1 of this Article shall not be subject to mandatory disclosure in case of its advertisement, announcement, proposal, offer or invitation to make an offer by television transmission or through outdoor billboards. The advertisement ...