Mutual right to use residual information

Mutual NDA

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Mutual right to use residual information

Add at the end of Section 3: In addition, each Disclosing Party agrees that this NDA will not restrict the Receiving Party’s use of Residuals, so long as the Receiving Party complies with its other obligations under this NDA. “Residuals” means information in non‑tangible form that is unintentionally remembered by an individual in their unaided memory and without reference to the Confidential Information.

Written to work with the Common Paper standard Mutual NDA.

What is an NDA?

NDA is an acronym for Non-Disclosure Agreement. Confidentiality Agreement is another name that is sometimes used interchangeably with NDA.

This is an agreement, or contract, between two parties to control how they will handle confidential information. It covers things like the circumstances under which the information can be shared, with whom, and when.

NDAs can be unilateral or mutual. A unilateral NDA covers one party sharing information with the other. A mutual NDA covers two parties sharing information with each other.

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