Parties’ advisors, agents, Personnel and contractors Sample Clauses

Parties’ advisors, agents, Personnel and contractors. Each Party shall limit the disclosure of the Confidential Information to only those of its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives or contractors who need to know it in order to perform the Party’s obligations under this Agreement and who have been specifically authorized by the Party to have such disclosure. Each Party shall advise its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives and contractors of the requirements of this Schedule (Confidentiality Provisions) and take appropriate action to ensure their compliance with its terms. In addition to any other liabilities of a Purchaser pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise at law or in equity, that Purchaser shall be liable for any and all liability, losses, costs, damages, expenses (including all reasonable legal, expert and consultant fees), causes of action, and proceeding arising from any non-compliance with this Schedule (Confidentiality Provisions) by the Purchaser’s advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives or contractors. Each Party shall execute or require each of its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel and contractors involved in any way in fulfilling the Party’s obligations under this Agreement to execute Schedule “G” (Confidentiality Agreement) with respect to each Purchaser and Schedule “H” (Confidentiality Agreement for execution by Metrolinx) with respect to Metrolinx, where applicable. SCHEDULE E: PURCHASER INFORMATION SHEET‌
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Parties’ advisors, agents, Personnel and contractors. Each Party shall limit the disclosure of the Confidential Information to only those of its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives or contractors who need to know it in order to perform the Party’s obligations under this Agreement and who have been specifically authorized by the Party to have such disclosure. Each Party shall advise its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives and contractors of the requirements of this Schedule (Confidentiality Provisions) and take appropriate action to ensure their compliance with its terms. In addition to any other liabilities of a Party pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise at law or in equity, that Purchaser shall be liable for any and all liability, losses, costs, damages, expenses (including all reasonable legal, expert and consultant fees), causes of action, and proceeding arising from any non-compliance with this Schedule D (Confidentiality Provisions) by the Party’s advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel, representatives or contractors. Each Party shall execute or require each of its advisors, agents, directors, commissioners, officers, Personnel and contractors involved in any way in fulfilling the Party’s obligations under this Agreement to execute Schedule “G” (Confidentiality Agreement) with respect to each Purchaser, where applicable. SCHEDULE E: PURCHASER INFORMATION SHEET
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