Acquired Information definition

Acquired Information means Proprietary Information of any Consortium Member.
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Acquired Information means confidential information of another Party or other Member.
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Acquired Information means confidential information of another Party or other Member. In the normal and routine operation of the NM-PWRC as detailed in this Agreement and the NM-PWRC By-Laws, a need may exist for one party to disclose Acquired Information that is proprietary to a disclosing party.
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Examples of Acquired Information in a sentence

  • A Party is not liable for any inadvertent disclosure of Acquired Information, but each Party must use reasonable efforts not to disclose Acquired Information.

  • The receiving Consortium Member may retain any electronic copies of Acquired Information contained in automatic data back-up or archival computer records; provided that, the retained Acquired Information will remain subject to the provisions of this Agreement until destroyed.

  • A receiving party may disseminate Acquired Information to the receiving party’s employees and their Affiliate’s employees requiring access for Agreement purposes.

  • If a Party realizes that it or the other Party has inadvertently disclosed any Acquired Information to a third party, the Parties promptly must confer as to what course of action is appropriate under the circumstances.

  • A receiving Consortium Member may disseminate Acquired Information to the receiving Consortium Member’s employees and their Affiliate’s employees requiring access for Agreement purposes, which includes exercising rights granted by this Agreement.

  • If a Party realizes that one party has inadvertently disclosed any Acquired Information to a third party, the Parties promptly must confer as to what course of action is appropriate under the circumstances.

  • In the normal and routine operation of the Consortium as detailed in this Agreement, a need may exist for the University or a Consortium Member to disclose Acquired Information.

  • Upon the disclosing Party’s written request, the receiving Consortium Member must retrieve and return or destroy all material, including any copy, containing any of the Acquired Information.

  • In the normal and routine operation of the Consortium as detailed in this Agreement and the Consortium By-Laws, a need may exist for a party to disclose Acquired Information that is proprietary to a that party.

  • In the normal and routine operation of the NM-PWRC as detailed in this Agreement and the NM-PWRC By-Laws, a need may exist for one party to disclose Acquired Information that is proprietary to a disclosing party.