Common use of Clause 6 Clause in Contracts

Clause 6. 1. shall not prohibit the use or disclosure of information: which is in or comes into the public domain without breach of this agreement by the recipient thereof (“the Recipient”); which is lawfully acquired by the Recipient from any third party who did not directly or indirectly acquire the same from the party to this agreement disclosing the same (“the Discloser”) subject to any obligations of confidentiality; which is not of a confidential or trade secret nature; if and to the extent required by any law or regulatory rule, provided that unless not practicable/ permissible in the circumstances the Recipient shall give the Discloser notice of any such proposed disclosure before the same is made.

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