Common use of SPECIAL TECHNIQUES Clause in Contracts

SPECIAL TECHNIQUES. It is hereby agreed that the Company has developed or acquired certain technology, know-how, unique or special methods, processes and techniques, trade secrets, special written marketing plans and special customer arrangements, supplier and customer lists and arrangements, and other proprietary rights and confidential information and shall during the term continue to develop, compile and acquire said items (all hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Company's Property"). It is expected that the Consultant will gain knowledge of and utilize the Company's Property during the course and scope of the term, and will be in a position of trust with respect to the Company's Property.

SPECIAL TECHNIQUES. It is hereby agreed that the Company has developed or acquired acquired, certain technology, know-how, unique or special methods, processes and techniques, trade secrets, special written marketing plans and special customer arrangements, supplier and customer lists and arrangements, and other proprietary rights and confidential information and shall during the term Term continue to develop, compile and acquire said items (all hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Company's “Company Property"”). It is expected that the Consultant will gain knowledge of and utilize the Company's Company Property during in the course and scope of the termperforming his consulting services, and will be in a position of trust with respect to the Company's Company Property.

SPECIAL TECHNIQUES. It is hereby agreed that the Company has developed or acquired acquired, without limitation, certain technology, know-how, unique or special methods, processes and techniques, trade secrets, special written marketing plans and special customer arrangements, supplier and customer lists and arrangements, and other proprietary rights and confidential information and shall during the term Term continue to develop, compile and acquire said items (all hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Company's Company Property"). It is expected that the Consultant will gain knowledge of and utilize the Company's Company Property during in the course and scope of the termperforming his consulting services, and will be in a position of trust with respect to the Company's Company Property.