orgrctera/legalbenchrag_contractnli_qa huggingface dataset:
Question: Consider The Munt's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with third parties, including consultants, agents, and professional advisors?
Answer (supporting contract language):
The Disclosee will procure that prior to the disclosure to any other person (including any professional advisor) of any Confidential Information, such other person is made aware of the provisions of this Agreement and the fact that the Disclosee will be liable.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between NREL and Another Company; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with their employees?
Answer (supporting contract language):
c. Receiving Party will provide access to Proprietary Information and NREL Protected Information that is within the Scope and that is disclosed in compliance with Paragraph 2.a, above, only to Receiving Party's employees, agents, and independent contractors who are required to have access specifically related to the Purpose, and, with respect to Alliance, to DOE or its designee for auditing and inspection purposes only.
Question: Consider RROI's Confidentiality Agreement; Does the document state that Confidential Information shall only include technical information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
“Evaluation Material” means all information (including information in the form not only of written information but also information which may be transmitted orally, visually or by any other means) provided to the Recipient by the Disclosing Party or any of its Representatives relating to the Disclosing Party its direct and indirect, subsidiaries and their business, affairs, financial position, assets, operations and activities including, without limitation, information provided for inspection in any data room and all reports, evaluations, notes, analysis, documents, geological, engineering, geophysical and/or land maps or data, financials, trade secrets or any other documents or information pertaining in any way whatsoever to the Disclosing Party and its direct and indirect subsidiaries, together with all analysis, evaluations, compilations, notes, studies or other documents prepared by the Recipient or its Representatives containing or based upon, in whole or in part, such information or reflecting the review of, or interest in the Disclosing Party or the Transaction and includes all information, if any, previously made available to the Recipient or its Representatives; provided that Evaluation Materials will not include any information which:
Question: Consider the Terms of Collaboration Agreement between McGill University and Mitacs; Does the document mention that some obligations of the Agreement may survive the termination of the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
The obligation to safeguard Confidential Information shall continue for a period of two (2) years from the date the internship/fellowship terminates or expires.
19. SURVIVAL: Notwithstanding the foregoing, the provisions of Section 3.2 (the academic and research license); Section 3.4 (Publication); Section 4 (Indemnification); Section 7 (Non-Disclosure); and Section 11 (Warranties) and will survive the end or other termination of the Project.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between GTL and Inria; Does the document specify whether the Receiving Party is required to destroy or return Confidential Information upon the termination of the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Promptly upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, user will cease using all GTL Data, and will return to Inria, or destroy, all originals and all copies of the GTL Data and other materials provided by Inria under this Agreement, and also certify such return or destruction in a reasonable and customary certificate provided by Inria.
Question: Consider The Munt's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow verbally conveyed information to be considered as Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Confidential Information shall mean the following:
a) all such information, of any kind whatsoever (whether in oral, written or electronic form, and including, but not limited to, technical, commercial, financial, accounting, legal and administrative information) pertaining to the Sale of the Munt and the Sellers as may be provided to the Disclosee and their responsible managers, officers, employees, shareholders, members of the Board of Directors and advisors (including financial, legal and tax advisors and auditors) (“Representatives”), by the Sellers, their advisors or their representatives;
Question: Consider Kenway's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document permit the Receiving Party to create a copy of some Confidential Information under certain circumstances?
Answer (supporting contract language):
The Recipient shall keep the Disclosing Party's Confidential Information confidential and, except with the prior written consent of the Disclosing Party, shall:
(c) not copy, reduce to writing or otherwise record the Confidential Information except as strictly necessary for the Purpose (and any such copies, reductions to writing and records shall be the property of the Disclosing Party);
Question: Consider Excelerate's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document permit the Receiving Party to retain some Confidential Information even after its return or destruction?
Answer (supporting contract language):
8. Upon written request of a Party who has disclosed Proprietary Information to a receiving Party, the receiving Party shall promptly return all Proprietary Information except that one copy may be retained by legal counsel of the receiving Party as evidence of what was disclosed.
At the conclusion of this agreement/contract for which data is exchanged, proprietary data shall be returned to the provider or destroyed with a certification to that effect provided to the other party, except the one (1) copy retained by legal counsel as provided in paragraph 8 above.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between NREL and Another Company; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to acquire information similar to the Confidential Information from a third party?
Answer (supporting contract language):
d. The obligations of confidentiality set forth in this Agreement do not apply to information which (i) becomes publicly known without the fault of Receiving Party or DOE; (ii) has been made available by Disclosing Party (or the owner if other than Disclosing Party) to others without obligation concerning its confidentiality;
Question: Consider RROI's Confidentiality Agreement; Does the document include a clause that prevents the Receiving Party from disclosing the fact that the Agreement was agreed upon or negotiated?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Without the prior written consent of the Disclosing Party, the Recipient will not, and will direct its Representatives not to, disclose to any Person other than its Representatives: (i) the fact that any investigations, discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning a possible Transaction; (ii) that the Recipient has requested or received Evaluation Material; 
(iv) any of the terms, conditions or any facts with respect to such possible Transaction, including the status thereof.
Question: Consider Motorola's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document restrict the use of Confidential Information to the purposes stated in the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
2. I will NOT disclose, share, publish or utilize any Confidential Motorola Information without the prior authorization from Motorola Mobility.
Question: Consider the Terms of Collaboration Agreement between McGill University and Mitacs; Does the document require that all Confidential Information be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party?
Answer (supporting contract language):
j. Confidential Information: any information disclosed by one Party (the ‘Discloser’) to another party (the ‘Recipient’) relating directly or indirectly to the Project, which is identified by the disclosing Party, either orally or in writing, as confidential, either at the time of disclosure or, if disclosed orally, confirmed in writing within thirty (30) days following the original disclosure.
Question: Consider Kenway's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with third parties, including consultants, agents, and professional advisors?
Answer (supporting contract language):
“Representative”: means employees, agents, officers, advisers and other representatives of the Recipient.
The Recipient may disclose the Disclosing Party's Confidential Information to those of its Representatives who need to know this Confidential Information for the Purpose, provided that:
Question: Consider Excelerate's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to independently develop information that is similar to the Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
6. The conditions of Paragraph 4 hereof shall not apply to information which:
b. Was 
(iii) is developed by the receiving Party independent of such information received from the disclosing Party; or
Question: Consider The Munt's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document include a clause that prevents the Receiving Party from disclosing the fact that the Agreement was agreed upon or negotiated?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Confidential Information shall mean the following:
c) the fact that the Disclosee (or any of their Representatives) are or have been involved in the analysis of, in meetings or negotiations related to the Sale, the contents, time and status of such negotiations, and generally any fact concerning the Sale.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between NREL and Another Company; Does the document require the Receiving Party to notify the Disclosing Party if they are required by law, regulation, or judicial process to disclose any Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
d. The obligations of confidentiality set forth in this Agreement do not apply to information which 
(v) is required to be disclosed by U.S. law, including, with respect to Alliance, a Freedom of Information Act request if no exemption is deemed by DOE to be applicable, and, with respect to both Parties, a court order from a court of competent jurisdiction, provided that Receiving Party promptly notifies Disclosing Party and uses diligent efforts to limit such disclosure.
Question: Consider RROI's Confidentiality Agreement; Does the document indicate that the Agreement does not grant the Receiving Party any rights to the Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
It is understood that neither this Agreement nor the disclosure of any Evaluation Material to the Recipient should be construed as granting to the Recipient or any of its Representatives any licence or rights in respect of any part of the Evaluation Material.
Question: Consider Motorola's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow verbally conveyed information to be considered as Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
1. All information, materials and assets in the Motorola Mobility facility I am visiting, including without limitation any products, prototypes, strategies, business plans or other information I observe, am told about, or otherwise come in contact with, belongs to Motorola (“Confidential Motorola Information”)
3. I will keep everything I see, touch or hear strictly confidential.
Question: Consider the Terms of Collaboration Agreement between McGill University and Mitacs; Does the document indicate that the Agreement does not grant the Receiving Party any rights to the Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
3.1 BACKGROUND IP: Each Party will retain all right, title and interest in and to its Background IP, provided or used in the Project and no license to use any Background IP is granted or implied by this Agreement excepting that each Party will be deemed to have been granted a royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use the Background IP of another Party which that Party makes available for use in a Project, but only to the extent reasonably necessary to undertake that Project. 
10. NO LICENCE OR OTHER RIGHTS: In respect of Background IP no right or license whatsoever, expressed or implied, is granted by McGill to Intern or Sponsor pursuant to this Agreement under any patent, patent application, copyright, trademark or other proprietary right now or hereafter held by or licensed to McGill. No legal obligations, rights, relationship or duties shall be construed or inferred from the entering into of this Agreement other than as expressly set out herein.
Question: Consider Excelerate's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document mention that some obligations of the Agreement may survive the termination of the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
a. This Agreement shall terminate at the end of the period of years as provided for in paragraph 4 above, or upon the delivery of written notice of termination by a Party to the other Party; however, the obligations of a receiving Party pursuant to Paragraph 4 shall remain in effect for the term specified therein.
b. Notwithstanding the termination of this agreement, the supplied data must be maintained and protected in accordance with its provisions for three (3) years following the termination of this agreement.
Question: Consider Kenway's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow verbally conveyed information to be considered as Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
“Confidential Information:” means all confidential information (however recorded, preserved or disclosed) disclosed by a Party or its Representatives to the other Party and that Party's Representatives including but not limited to: the fact that discussions and negotiations are taking place concerning the Purpose and the status of those discussions and negotiations; any information that would be regarded as confidential by a reasonable business person relating to:
Question: Consider the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement between Bosch and Automotive Service Solutions; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with their employees?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Recipient agrees to limit disclosure of Confidential Information to employees and employees of Affiliates having a specific need to know such Confidential Information for the Purpose and in the case of Affiliates only to the extent that such Affiliate is under obligation to hold such information in confidence and is made aware of these terms and conditions.
Question: Consider QuickBooks's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with their employees?
Answer (supporting contract language):
The recipient of Confidential Information will not disclose such Confidential Information to anyone, including to their employees; however, the recipient of Confidential Information may disclose such information to certain employees who are required to have such information to carry out the contemplated business.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between NREL and Another Company; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with third parties, including consultants, agents, and professional advisors?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Receiving Party will not disclose such information to any third party for the duration of the Confidentiality Period without the prior written approval of Disclosing Party. 
c. Receiving Party will provide access to Proprietary Information and NREL Protected Information that is within the Scope and that is disclosed in compliance with Paragraph 2.a, above, only to Receiving Party's employees, agents, and independent contractors who are required to have access specifically related to the Purpose, and, with respect to Alliance, to DOE or its designee for auditing and inspection purposes only.
Question: Consider the Non-Disclosure Agreement between NREL and Another Company; Does the document allow verbally conveyed information to be considered as Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
For Proprietary Information or NREL Protected Information first disclosed orally (i.e., information expressed by spoken words) hereunder, Disclosing Party will: (i) identify such information as Proprietary Information or NREL Protected Information, as applicable, at the time it is conveyed to Receiving Party; (ii) reduce such information to writing; and (iii) provide an appropriately identified and marked copy of such writing to Receiving Party within thirty (30) days of such disclosure.
Question: Consider LTI's Two-Way Confidential Disclosure Agreement; Does the document restrict the use of Confidential Information to the purposes stated in the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Any Proprietary Information provided by one Party to the other shall be used only in furtherance of the Purpose.
Question: Consider Excelerate's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document require that all Confidential Information be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party?
Answer (supporting contract language):
When a writing contains Proprietary Information the writing will, prior to disclosure to the receiving Party, be marked by the disclosing Party with a suitable legend (such as "Proprietary Information") to indicate its Proprietary status.
Question: Consider Motorola's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document state that Confidential Information shall only include technical information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
1. All information, materials and assets in the Motorola Mobility facility I am visiting, including without limitation any products, prototypes, strategies, business plans or other information I observe, am told about, or otherwise come in contact with, belongs to Motorola (“Confidential Motorola Information”)
Question: Consider the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement between Bosch and Automotive Service Solutions; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to acquire information similar to the Confidential Information from a third party?
Answer (supporting contract language):
Recipient shall have no obligation of confidentiality with respect to any information which:
5.3. is rightfully acquired from others who did not obtain it under obligation of confidentiality; or
Disclosing Party understands that Recipient may develop or have developed information internally, or receive or have received information from other parties that is similar to the Confidential Information.
Question: Consider QuickBooks's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document restrict the use of Confidential Information to the purposes stated in the Agreement?
Answer (supporting contract language):
The Company and Third Party each agree not to use the Confidential Information disclosed to it by the other party for its own use or for any purpose except to carry out discussions concerning and the undertaking of any business relationship between the two. 
Nothing in this Agreement is intended to grant any rights under any patent or copyright of either party, nor shall this Agreement grant either party any rights in or to the other partyʼs Confidential Information, except the limited right to review such Confidential Information solely for the purposes of determining whether to enter into the proposed business relationship between the parties and in carrying out such relationship. 
This Agreement shall be binding upon and for the benefit of the undersigned parties, their successors and assigns provided that Confidential Information may not be assigned without consent of the disclosing party.
Question: Consider Kenway's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document permit the Receiving Party to retain some Confidential Information even after its return or destruction?
Answer (supporting contract language):
At the request of the Disclosing Party, the Recipient shall:
(c) certify in writing to the Disclosing Party that it has complied with the requirements of this Clause, provided that a Recipient may retain documents and materials containing, reflecting, incorporating, or based on the Disclosing Party's Confidential Information to the extent required by law or any applicable governmental or regulatory authority and to the extent reasonable to permit the Recipient to keep evidence that it has performed its obligations under this Agreement.
Question: Consider Motorola's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document indicate that the Agreement does not grant the Receiving Party any rights to the Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
1. All information, materials and assets in the Motorola Mobility facility I am visiting, including without limitation any products, prototypes, strategies, business plans or other information I observe, am told about, or otherwise come in contact with, belongs to Motorola (“Confidential Motorola Information”)
Question: Consider LTI's Two-Way Confidential Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to share some Confidential Information with their employees?
Answer (supporting contract language):
3) Each Party covenants and agrees that it will, during the term of this Non-Disclosure Agreement, keep in confidence, and prevent the disclosure of Proprietary Information to any third party other than those of receiving Party’s (i) employees, agents, representatives, directors or officers (collectively, “Representatives”) who need to know such Proprietary Information for the Purpose.
Question: Consider the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement between Bosch and Automotive Service Solutions; Does the document require the Receiving Party to notify the Disclosing Party if they are required by law, regulation, or judicial process to disclose any Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
If Recipient is requested, ordered or required by a regulatory agency or any other government authority or a court to disclose any Confidential Information, Recipient shall promptly notify Disclosing Party of such request, order or requirement so that Disclosing Party may have the opportunity to contest the disclosure, including seeking a protective order, or waive Recipient’s compliance with this Agreement.
Question: Consider Kenway's Non-Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to independently develop information that is similar to the Confidential Information?
Answer (supporting contract language):
“Confidential Information:” means all confidential information (however recorded, preserved or disclosed) disclosed by a Party or its Representatives to the other Party and that Party's Representatives including but not limited to: the fact that discussions and negotiations are taking place concerning the Purpose and the status of those discussions and negotiations; any information that would be regarded as confidential by a reasonable business person relating to:
but not including any information:
(f) is developed by or for the Recipient independently of the information disclosed by the Disclosing Party.
Question: Consider LTI's Two-Way Confidential Disclosure Agreement; Does the document allow the Receiving Party to acquire information similar to the Confidential Information from a third party?
Answer (supporting contract language):
A receiving Party shall not be liable for disclosure of any Proprietary Information if the same:
G. Is disclosed to the receiving Party by a third party with no confidentiality obligations to the disclosing Party.