Sealing Order Sample Clauses
A Sealing Order is a legal provision that restricts public access to certain court records or information, keeping them confidential. In practice, this clause is often used to protect sensitive information such as trade secrets, personal data, or proprietary business details that are disclosed during litigation. By preventing the disclosure of this information, a Sealing Order helps safeguard privacy and commercial interests, ensuring that sensitive material is not exposed to the public or competitors.
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Sealing Order. Vendor may, at its discretion, apply to the Court for a sealing order with respect to a report prepared by Vendor containing the financial and other confidential details of this Transaction (the "Confidential Report"), such order sealing Vendor's Confidential Report and the confidential information contained therein from the public court file for the period directed by the Court. Pursuant to the terms of such sealing order applied for by Vendor, only the judge presiding over the receivership proceedings of Quattro, Vendor, Purchaser and their respective Representatives and the secured creditors of Quattro who have executed confidentiality agreements, and subject to the terms of those confidentiality agreements, shall have access to Vendor's Confidential Report and the confidential information contained therein.