Common use of Restrictive Use Clause in Contracts

Restrictive Use. Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House acknowledges that CHI’s Lists are being provided for one-time use only per set and are not being sold to Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House, and agrees to use the Lists on or within one (1) year of the Conference. If Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House has not used the List within one (1) year of the conference, Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House cannot use the List at all, and agrees to return the List to CHI. Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House agrees that no portion of the List will be used to communicate any information promoting or marketing any other conference, seminar, tradeshow, meeting or workshop. CHI’s Lists contain seed names to detect unauthorized use. Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House agrees that using seed names is a legitimate means to detect unauthorized use of the Lists. The Lists are CHI’s privileged and proprietary business information and are and shall at all times remain CHI’s property. Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House agrees not to duplicate or reproduce any portion of the lists and will not enter any portion of the List into any computer system or database except for the purpose of executing the intended one-time mailing, after which the information will be deleted. Exhibitor, Sponsor or Third Party Mail House will not sell, transfer or assign the Lists nor will it allow any individual or entity outside of its organization to use, inspect, review, copy or examine the Lists.

Appears in 5 contracts

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