Common use of Objections To Discovery Requests Clause in Contracts

Objections To Discovery Requests. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent a Party or non-Party from objecting to discovery or asserting that information being sought in discovery is of such a nature that discovery should not be afforded because of the confidential, personal or proprietary nature of the information being sought or to preclude a Party or non-Party from seeking additional or further limitations on the use or disclosure of such information.

Objections To Discovery Requests. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent a Party or non-Party from objecting to discovery on any grounds or asserting that information being sought in discovery is of such a nature that discovery should not be afforded because of the confidential, personal or proprietary nature of the information being sought or to preclude a Party or non-Party from seeking additional or further limitations on the use or disclosure of such information.

Objections To Discovery Requests. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent a Party or non-any Party from objecting to discovery or asserting that information being sought in discovery is of such a nature that discovery should not be afforded because of the confidential, personal or proprietary nature of the information being sought or to preclude a Party or non-such Party from seeking additional or further limitations on the use or disclosure of such information.