Documents and data carriers Clause Samples

The 'Documents and data carriers' clause defines the handling, ownership, and return of physical and digital materials exchanged during a contractual relationship. It typically specifies which party retains ownership of documents, drawings, or electronic files provided or created during the engagement, and outlines obligations for returning or destroying these materials upon request or at the end of the contract. This clause ensures that sensitive or proprietary information is properly managed, reducing the risk of unauthorized use or disclosure and clarifying responsibilities regarding intellectual property and confidentiality.
Documents and data carriers. 11.1 The Employee is prohibited from retaining in any way whatsoever, documents and/or correspondence and/or other data carriers and/or copies thereof that belong to the Employer, with the exception of the extent to which that is required for the performance of his duties for the Employer. In any event, the Employee is obligated, without any request to that end being required, to immediately return such documents and/or correspondence and/or other data carriers and/or copies thereof to the Employer upon termination of the Employment Agreement, or in the case of non-active status for any reason whatsoever.
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