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With the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. Each of the El Paso Settling Parties covenants that it will fully cooperate with ongoing investigations and discovery in the Civil Actions and Class Actions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. As part of their ongoing cooperation obligations, the El Paso Settling Parties shall make witnesses over whom they have the legal authority to direct or compel attendance available for depositions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties, and shall use their best efforts in good faith to make their former employees available for depositions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties, at mutually convenient times and locations and shall complete their responses to existing document requests. The depositions and document productions shall be subject to the existing and future confidentiality agreements and protective orders between the El Paso Settling Parties and the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. The El Paso Settling Parties shall respond to existing and future discovery in the Civil Actions and Class Action with all the rights and obligations as if they were parties to those Actions. It is specifically understood, acknowledged and agreed on by the El Paso Settling Parties, Class Plaintiffs and the Private Parties that the rule of Dart Industries Co. v. Westwood Chemical Co., 649 F.2d 646 (9th Cir. 1980), and any similar rule, insofar as it might deny, limit or restrict a plaintiff's request to engage in discovery against a defendant following a release of that defendant, is inapplicable with respect to this Agreement and is not intended by the parties hereto to be the result of entry into this Agreement, release, or any accompanying agreement, dismissal or judgment, as grounds, either in whole or in part, for objecting to any present or future discovery that Class Plaintiffs or the Private Parties have or may have against the El Paso Settling Parties.
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With the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. Each of the El Paso Settling Parties covenants that it will fully cooperate with ongoing investigations and discovery in the Civil Actions and Class Actions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. As part of their ongoing cooperation obligations, the El Paso Settling Parties shall make witnesses over whom they have the legal authority to direct or compel attendance available for depositions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties, and shall use their best efforts in good faith to make their former employees available for depositions by the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties, at mutually convenient times and locations and shall complete their responses to existing document requests. The depositions and document productions shall be subject to the existing and future confidentiality agreements and protective orders between the El Paso Settling Parties and the Class Plaintiffs and Private Parties. The El Paso Settling Parties shall respond to existing and future discovery in the Civil Actions and Class Action with all the rights and obligations as if they were parties to those Actions. It is specifically understood, acknowledged and agreed on by the El Paso Settling Parties, Class Plaintiffs and the Private Parties that the rule of Dart Industries Co. v.
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