Common use of Impermissible Uses Clause in Contracts

Impermissible Uses. Absent explicit written consent from Kymeta, the Supplier will not use or disclose the disclosing Party’s Confidential Information, in whole or in part, to: (a) Manufacture itself or to enable the manufacture by any third party of Kymeta’s products, products similar thereto, or products derived therefrom; (b) Decompile, dissemble, decode, reproduce, redesign, or reverse engineer any products or equipment of Kymeta or any part thereof; (c) Perform any services, including services relating to Kymeta’s products or equipment; (d) Deliver under a contract or make subject to a “rights in data” clause or equivalent clause.

Impermissible Uses. Absent explicit written consent from Kymeta, the Supplier will not use or disclose the disclosing Party’s Confidential Information, in whole or in part, to: (a) Manufacture itself or to enable the manufacture by any third party of Kymeta’s products, products similar thereto, or products derived therefrom;’s (b) Decompile, dissemble, decode, reproduce, redesign, or reverse engineer any products or equipment of Kymeta or any part thereof; (c) Perform any services, including services relating to Kymeta’s products or equipment; (d) Deliver under a contract or make subject to a “rights in data” clause or equivalent clause.