Common use of FORM OF DISCLOSURE Clause in Contracts

FORM OF DISCLOSURE. The obligations of the receiving PARTY under Paragraph 9.2 (Obligation of Confidentiality) and its subparagraphs will only extend to CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION which is disclosed to the receiving PARTY by the disclosing PARTY: 9.3.1. in written form and clearly marked as being confidential; or 9.3.2. if not in tangible form (e.g., disclosed orally or observed), then identified as confidential when revealed and summarized in a writing delivered to the receiving PARTY within [**] of such disclosure, where such writing contains the following: 9.3.2.1. marked as "Confidential", "Proprietary", "Secret" or similar marking,

FORM OF DISCLOSURE. The obligations of the receiving PARTY under Paragraph 9.2 Section 10.2 (Obligation of Confidentiality) and its subparagraphs sub-sections will only extend to CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION which is disclosed to the receiving PARTY by the disclosing PARTY: 9.3.1. (a) in written form and clearly marked as being confidential; or 9.3.2. (b) if not in tangible form (e.g., disclosed orally or observed), then identified as confidential when revealed and summarized in a writing delivered to the receiving PARTY within [**] of such disclosure, where such writing contains the following: 9.3.2.1. (i) marked as "Confidential", "Proprietary", "Secret" or similar marking,