Common use of Identification of Confidential Information Clause in Contracts

Identification of Confidential Information. Confidential Information provided by the disclosing party and entitled to protection under this Agreement shall be identified as such by appropriate markings on any documents exchanged. If the disclosing party provides information other than in written form, such information shall be considered Confidential Information only if the information by its nature would reasonably be considered of a confidential nature or if the receiving party, due to the context in which the information was disclosed, should have reasonably known it to be confidential, and the disclosing party gives written notice within ten (10) days of disclosure that such information is to remain confidential or the disclosing party had previously confirmed in writing that such information was confidential.

Identification of Confidential Information. Confidential Information provided by the disclosing party (or any of its Affiliates) and entitled to protection under this Agreement shall be identified as such by appropriate markings on any documents exchanged. If the disclosing party provides information other than in written form, such information shall be considered Confidential Information only if the information by its nature would reasonably be considered of a confidential nature or if the receiving party, due to the context in which the information was disclosed, should have reasonably known it to be confidential, and the disclosing party gives written notice within ten (10) days of disclosure that such information is to remain confidential or the disclosing party had previously confirmed in writing that such information was confidential.