Sharing Confidential Information. The parties acknowledge that, in addition to sharing PHI in accordance with the terms of the Business Associate Agreement, they may need to share other Confidential Information. “Confidential Information” means information of a Party, regardless of the form or media in which it is disclosed, which is identified in writing or other manner as confidential, restricted, or proprietary. The parties shall share Confidential Information in accordance with this Article IV.
Sharing Confidential Information. The key principle is that any information confided should not be used for any other purpose or disclosed further except as originally understood by the confider or with their subsequent permission. The duty is not absolute and the disclosure of confidential information can be justified if: The information is not confidential in nature The person to whom the duty of confidence is owed has expressly authorised its disclosure Disclosure is required by a court order Disclosure is required by legislation or a legal obligation There is a serious overriding public interest as the information relates to: Serious crime Danger to a person’s life Danger to other people Danger to the community Serious threat to others, including staff Serious infringement of the law Risk to the health of the person
Sharing Confidential Information. Google may share Customer Confidential Information with Reseller as a Delegate subject to Section 7.1 (Obligations).
Sharing Confidential Information. Notwithstanding the terms of this Agreement, User may share Confidential Information, including information learned from accessing the XxX System(s), with other Center of Excellence participants and Center of Excellence staff. A member of the XxX Management Council (as defined in the SOW establishing the XxX) shall designate which persons are Center of Excellence participants or Center of Excellence staff. User may access computer data, files, and other computer based information(“Information”) of other Users on the XxX System(s) if permission is granted by the Information owner prior to access for the sole purpose of collaborative work.
Sharing Confidential Information. Applicant may disclose Confidential Information to its Affiliates, attorneys, consultants, contractors and subcontractors (individually, “Other Party” and collectively, “Other Parties”); provided, however, that (A) Utility approves disclosure to the Other Party in writing in advance and (B) the Other Party signs (and delivers to Utility) an agreement in a form acceptable to Utility in which the Other Party agrees (1) to be bound by the terms of this “Confidentiality” Section, (2) to submit to the jurisdiction of the District Court, {insert either Washoe or Xxxxx} County, Nevada, or any Nevada court in {insert either Washoe or Xxxxx} County with jurisdiction in or over that matter, for purposes of enforcement of that agreement and this “Confidentiality” Section, and any ancillary proceedings regarding interpretation, enforcement or effect of those agreements and (3) to such other terms and conditions Utility may reasonably require. Utility reserves the right to refuse to approve or agree to the disclosure of Confidential Information to any Person.
Sharing Confidential Information. Representatives may not share confidential information with anyone outside Vivint Solar or allow anyone to do work on an employee’s behalf that is not an employee of Vivint Solar. This includes allowing anyone to access Vivint Solar’s information technology systems using our log-in information.
Sharing Confidential Information. The key principle is that any information confided should not be used for any other purpose or disclosed further except as originally understood by the confider or with their subsequent permission. • The duty is not absolute and the disclosure of confidential information can be justified if: • The information is not confidential in nature • The person to whom the duty of confidence is owed has expressly authorised its disclosure • Disclosure is required by a court order • Disclosure is required by legislation or a legal obligation • There is a serious overriding public interest as the information relates to: o Serious crime; o Danger to a person’s life; o Danger to other people; o Danger to the community; o Serious threat to others, including staff; o Serious infringement of the law; and o Risk to the health of the person.
