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Explanation for CUSTOMER LIST Non Disclosure AGREEMENTBelow we provide an explanation for each of the provisions in the Customer List Nondisclosure Agreement. Where indicated, list the full names of the company or person providing the list (called the "Company" in the remainder of the agreement), and the company or person receiving the list (called the "Receiving Party"). Also identify the list, either by name or some other way. This clause makes clear that the list is your trade secret. State here how the receiving party will be allowed to use the list-for example, for advertising purposes. The receiving party will need to get your permission for any uses not listed here. 4. Receiving Party's Obligations This clause requires the receiving party to treat the list as a trade secret. The receiving party may not disclose the list to others without your permission. This clause states how long the receiving party's confidentiality obligations will last. You'll need to pick one of two alternatives. The first alternative provides the longest term possible-the receiving party must keep the list confidential until it is no longer a trade secret or you release the receiving party from the confidentiality obligation. This provision favors you. The second alternative specifies an end date. Usually this is anywhere from six months to five years. This clause is intended to make clear that the receiving party is not acquiring any ownership rights in the list by virtue of this agreement. A warranty is a promise. In this provision, you promise the receiving party that you have the right to disclose the list. This is intended to assure the receiving party that it won't be sued by some third party claiming that the list belonged to it and that you had no right to reveal it to the receiving party. Here's an an explanation
for the boilerplate provisions -- Relationships
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