Common use of Permitted Exemptions Clause in Contracts

Permitted Exemptions. This provision does not apply to any Confidential Information which: (a) (public information): at the date of this Agreement is in, or at any time subsequent comes into the public domain, except through default under this Agreement by the recipient party or any agent of the recipient party; (b) (prior knowledge): can be shown by the recipient party to the satisfaction of the disclosing party to have been known by the recipient party before disclosure by the disclosing party to the recipient party; (c) (third party access): subsequently comes lawfully into the possession of the recipient party from a third party; (d) (legal process): is required by compulsion of law to be disclosed to a third party; or (e) (future assets): in relation to the Supplier, is subject to clause 11.2 or clause 11.3.

Permitted Exemptions. This provision does not apply to any Confidential Information confidential information which: (a) (public information): at the date of this Agreement is in, or at any time subsequent comes into into, the public domain, except through default under this Agreement by the recipient party or any employee or agent of the recipient party; (b) (prior knowledge): can be shown by the recipient party to the satisfaction of the disclosing party to have been known by the recipient party before disclosure by the disclosing party to the recipient party; (c) (third party access): subsequently comes lawfully into the possession of the recipient party from a third party; (d) (legal process): is required by compulsion of law to be disclosed to a third party; or (e) (future assetsinformation): in relation to the SupplierRecipient, is subject to clause 11.2 or clause 11.311 (Intellectual Property).