Common use of Extra Clauses Clause in Contracts

Extra Clauses. The Security Contract (whether used as an separate agreement or with extracted clauses used to supplement a data processing agreement) is intended to satisfy the requirements of Article 17. From a business perspective, however, where such matters have not been otherwise covered in the data processing agreement or related contract, parties may wish to include additional clauses regarding, for example: - Arbitration or mediation arrangements (as discussed above); - Selection of jurisdiction (as discussed above); - Limitations of liability. Where more detailed arrangements have not been dealt with in other agreements, parties may wish to include more detailed provisions in relation to some of the matters addressed in the Security Contract, for example:

Extra Clauses. The Security Contract (whether used as an separate agreement or with extracted clauses used to supplement a data processing agreement) is intended to satisfy the requirements of Article 17. From a business perspective, however, where such matters have not been otherwise covered in the data processing agreement or related contract, parties may wish to include additional clauses regarding, for example: - Arbitration or mediation arrangements (as discussed above); - Selection of jurisdiction (as discussed above); - Limitations of liability. Where more detailed arrangements have not been dealt with in other agreements, parties may wish to include more detailed provisions in relation to some of the matters addressed in the Security Contract, for example:: - Arrangements for the treatment of personal data on termination of the processing arrangements.