Unilateral Discovery Sample Clauses
The Unilateral Discovery clause grants one party the exclusive right to request and obtain information, documents, or evidence from the other party during a legal or contractual process. In practice, this means only one side—typically the party with more bargaining power—can demand disclosures relevant to the dispute or agreement, while the other party does not have reciprocal rights. This clause is primarily used to streamline the discovery process for the benefiting party and can be employed to control the flow of information, often to the advantage of the party holding the unilateral right.
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Unilateral Discovery. Prior to the expiration of the Research Term, the Parties shall discuss in good faith as to whether the Parties will extend the Research Term. In the event both Parties wish to continue the Research Collaboration, the Parties shall amend the Discovery Research Plan to extend the Research Term and to include additional Discovery Research Activities to be conducted by the Parties under the Research Collaboration. In the event one Party does not wish to continue the Research Collaboration, but the other Party desires to conduct additional Discovery Research Activities, the Research Term [***]. All Targeted AIMs discovered, characterized or optimized in the course of any Unilateral Discovery during the Exclusivity Period shall become part of the New Collaboration Compound Pool and subject to the same terms and conditions as all other New Collaboration Compounds under this Agreement. A Party shall not be required to submit to the JRDI for its review and comment a plan for unilaterally conducting additional Discovery Research Activities after the Exclusivity Period.