Common use of Confidentiality Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality. 12.1. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party.

Confidentiality. 12.11. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party.

Confidentiality. 12.113.1. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party.