Common use of Delete or return Clause in Contracts

Delete or return. Where the Vendor Agreement requires Vendor to retain Personal Data, Vendor will delete that Personal Data within the period agreed to in the Vendor Agreement, unless Vendor is permitted or required by applicable law to retain such Personal Data. Where the retention of Personal Data has not been addressed in the Vendor Agreement, Vendor will at its cost either delete, destroy or return all Personal Data to NTT DATA and destroy or return any existing copies when Vendor has finished providing Services: (a) related to the processing; (b) when this DPA terminates; (c) NTT DATA requests Vendor to do so in writing; or (d) Vendor has otherwise fulfilled all purposes agreed in the context of the Services related to the processing activities where NTT DATA does not require Vendor to do any further processing.

Delete or return. Where the Vendor Agreement requires Vendor to retain Personal Data, Vendor will delete that Personal Data within the period agreed to in the Vendor Agreement, unless Vendor is permitted or required by applicable law to retain such Personal Data. Where the retention of Personal Data has not been addressed in the Vendor Agreement, Vendor will at its cost either delete, destroy or return all Personal Data to NTT DATA and destroy or return any existing copies when Vendor has finished providing Services: (a) related to the processing; (b) when this DPA terminates; (c) NTT DATA requests Vendor to do so in writing; or (d) Vendor has otherwise fulfilled all purposes agreed in the context of the Services related to the processing activities where NTT DATA does not require Vendor to do any further processing.