Obligation of Collaborators to Notify Each Other Clause Samples

The Obligation of Collaborators to Notify Each Other clause requires all parties involved in a collaboration to promptly inform one another about relevant developments, issues, or changes that may affect the project or agreement. In practice, this means that if one collaborator encounters a delay, discovers a problem, or receives important information, they must communicate this to the other parties within a specified timeframe and through agreed-upon channels. This clause ensures transparency and coordination among collaborators, helping to prevent misunderstandings and enabling timely responses to any challenges that arise.
Obligation of Collaborators to Notify Each Other. Each Collaborator shall notify the other Collaborators within thirty (30) days of their employee's report of the first use of a trademark or service ▇▇▇▇.
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