Providing Information to Third Parties Sample Clauses

The 'Providing Information to Third Parties' clause governs how and under what circumstances information related to the agreement may be shared with entities outside the contracting parties. Typically, this clause outlines the types of information that can be disclosed, such as non-confidential business details or information required by law, and may specify the process for obtaining consent before sharing sensitive data. Its core function is to protect the interests of the parties by setting clear boundaries on information sharing, thereby preventing unauthorized disclosures and ensuring compliance with privacy or confidentiality obligations.
Providing Information to Third Parties. Upon your written request, we may allow you to provide third parties with a copy of the VS report. We do not guarantee that our opinions or findings will be recognized or accepted by third parties.
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Providing Information to Third Parties. Upon written request to UL Solutions Contracting Party by the Client, UL Solutions Contracting Party may allow Client to provide retailers or importers with a copy of the CITS report.
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Related to Providing Information to Third Parties

  • Disclosure of Information to Third Parties We may disclose information to third parties about your Card or the transactions you make: (a) where it is necessary for completing transactions; (b) to verify either a transaction you make or the existence and condition of your Card to a third party; (c) to utilize services of third parties and affiliate entities who assist us in providing the Card and related services; (d) to comply with government agency rules or court orders; (e) if you give us your permission; (f ) if you owe us money or there are legal proceedings in connection with your Card, information may be released to attorneys, accounts, collection bureaus, financial institutions, and others involved in collection, adjustment, settlement or reporting; (g) to protect against potential fraud and other crimes; or (h) when otherwise permitted by law. We may also share information about you and your Card, based on our transactions and experiences with you, with our parent, affiliate, and subsidiary companies. You authorize us to make such credit, employment and investigative inquiries, as we deem appropriate in connection with the issuance and use of the Card. We can furnish information concerning the Card or creditable to consumer reporting agencies and others who may properly receive that information.

  • Links to Third Party Websites In your use of the Service and/or the Company’s website, you may encounter various types of links that enable you to visit websites operated or owned by third parties (“Third Party Site”). These links are provided to you as a convenience and are not under the control or ownership of the Company. The inclusion of any link to a Third Party Site is not (i) an endorsement by the Company of the Third Party Site, (ii) an acknowledgement of any affiliation with its operators or owners, or (iii) a warranty of any type regarding any information or offer on the Third Party Site. Your use of any Third Party Site is governed by the various legal agreements and policies posted at that website.