Common use of Treatment of Information Clause in Contracts

Treatment of Information. The Potential Buyer shall refrain from making any reproductions, other than handwritten summaries or notes and self-generated computer records, of any item of the Information, without the prior written consent of Debtor. If the Potential Buyer elects not to participate in the Transaction or if the Transaction is canceled, withdrawn, terminated or indefinitely delayed, the Potential Buyer and its Representatives will return to Debtor all tangible Information that has been provided to the Potential Buyer and will destroy/delete (or, at its option, deliver to Debtor) all summaries, notes, studies, compilations, or written or electronic copies and records that reflect any of the Information prepared by the Potential Buyer or any of its Representatives. That destruction/deletion (or return/delivery) will be confirmed in writing to Debtor and Northgate if so requested by either of them. Any Information not so destroyed/deleted (or returned/delivered) will remain subject to this Agreement. Debtor may at any time request, and the Potential Buyer undertakes promptly to return or destroy the Information, including all summaries, notes, studies, compilations, or other documents that reflect any of the Information prepared by the Potential Buyer or its Representatives, and to confirm such destruction in writing to Debtor and Northgate if so requested by either of them.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Confidentiality Agreement, Confidentiality Agreement, Confidentiality Agreement

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