Common use of Statute of Limitations Clause in Contracts

Statute of Limitations. The receiving Party shall not release the Supplying Party’s Confidential Information until expiration of the time period controlling the Supplying Party’s disclosure of the same information, as such period is described in the Supplying Party’s governing documents from time to time. As of the Effective Date, this period is three (3) months with respect to bid or pricing data and seven (7) calendar days for transmission data after the event ends. The obligation of each Party under this Section 35.8 continues and survives the termination of this Agreement by seven (7) years.

Statute of Limitations. The receiving Party shall not release the Supplying Party’s Confidential Information until expiration of the time period controlling the Supplying Party’s disclosure of the same information, as such period is described in the Supplying Party’s governing documents from time to time. As of the Effective Date, this period is six three (363) months with respect to bid or pricing data and seven (7) calendar days for transmission data after the event ends. The obligation of each Party under this Section 35.8 continues and survives the termination of this Agreement by seven (7) years.

Statute of Limitations. The receiving Party shall not release the Supplying Party’s Confidential Information until expiration of the time period controlling the Supplying Party’s disclosure of the same information, as such period is described in the Supplying Party’s governing documents from time to time. As of the Effective Date, this period is six three (363) months with respect to bid or pricing data and seven (7) calendar days for transmission data after the event ends. The obligation of each Party under this Section 35.8 continues and survives the termination of this Agreement by seven (7) years.or