Common use of Significant Problems Clause in Contracts

Significant Problems. Each Party will keep the other informed as to any significant problems encountered with the Diagnostic Products that relate to components or products supplied by the other Party and any solutions arrived at for those problems, and will communicate promptly to the other Party any and all material modifications, design changes or improvements of the Diagnostic Products suggested by any customer or by any employee or agent of such Party, as long as such disclosures do not violate any existing confidentiality obligations that such Party has to any Third Party, and such Party shall use reasonable efforts to obtain the right to disclose such information; and the receiving Party will, within a reasonable time after receiving any information about problems with the Diagnostic Products, inform the other Party of the steps (if any) that the receiving Party intends to take with respect to such problems.

Significant Problems. Each Party will keep the other Party informed as to any significant problems encountered with the Diagnostic Products and Roche Instruments that relate to components or products supplied by the other Party and any solutions arrived at for those problems, and will communicate promptly to the other Party any and all material modifications, design changes or improvements of the Diagnostic Products and Roche Instruments suggested by any customer or by any employee or agent of such Party, as long as such disclosures do not violate any existing confidentiality obligations that such Party has to any Third Party, and such Party shall use reasonable efforts to obtain the right to disclose such information; and the receiving Party will, within a reasonable time after receiving any information about problems with the Diagnostic ProductsProducts and Roche Instruments, inform the other Party of the steps (if any) that the receiving Party intends to take with respect to such problems.