Common use of PARTY’S OBLIGATIONS Clause in Contracts

PARTY’S OBLIGATIONS. 4.1 Each Party is individually and separately responsible for complying with the level of protection resulting from its Data Privacy Regulations in relation to Personal Data, including the collection and update of the Personal Data that it communicates to the other Party, the lawfulness and the quality of such Personal Data and for the means by which they were collected. Should the legal basis for the collection of the Personal Data cease to exist or the quality of the Personal Data be affected, the Party will inform the other Party without undue delay. 4.2 The Parties shall preserve the rights and legal remedies of the Data Subject as recognised and protected in the Data Privacy Regulations applicable respectively to each Party. In particular, the Data Controller which disclosed the Personal Data to the other Party will respond to enquiries from Data Subjects and, as the case may be, from any competent authority concerning the data processing of the relevant Personal Data. 4.3 In case the Parties engage Processors to support their internal operations, including the Processing of the Personal Data exchanged, it is the responsibility of that Party to ensure that its Processors assume obligations consistent with the Data Privacy Regulations applicable to the respective Party, in order to guarantee an adequate level of protection of Personal Data. 4.4 The Party having received the other Party’s Personal Data under the Contract shall Process such Personal Data only in the Agreed Territory of Processing.

PARTY’S OBLIGATIONS. 4.1 Each Party is individually and separately responsible for complying with the level of protection resulting from its Data Privacy Regulations in relation to Personal Data, including the collection and update of the Personal Data that it communicates to the other Party, the lawfulness and the quality of such Personal Data and for the means by which they were collected. Should the legal basis for the collection of the Personal Data cease to exist or the quality of the Personal Data be affected, the Party will inform the other Party without undue delay. 4.2 The Parties shall preserve the rights and legal remedies of the Data Subject as recognised and protected in the Data Privacy Regulations applicable respectively to each Party. In particular, the Data Controller which disclosed the Personal Data to the other Party will respond to enquiries from Data Subjects and, as the case may be, from any competent authority concerning the data processing of the relevant Personal Data. 4.3 In case the Parties engage Processors to support their internal operations, including the Processing of the Personal Data exchanged, it is the responsibility of that Party to ensure that its Processors assume obligations consistent with the Data Privacy Regulations applicable to the respective Party, in order to guarantee an adequate level of protection of Personal Data. 4.4 The Party having received the other Party’s Personal Data under the Contract shall Process such Personal Data only in the Agreed Territory of Processing.