Confidentiality Clause In Buy-back Contract Confidentiality Clause In A Work For Hire.?

Confidentiality clause in a work for hire.? - confidentiality clause in buy-back contract

Writing a book in the lease for the sleeve. this is the right one?
Then I moved into an option to sue if an artist fails this clause?

8. In any case, under any circumstances unless required by law by the artist to all the information about this contract dismissed. This includes, but is not limited to ideas in the history of the customer.

5 comments:

RickyRed... said...

When you write the contract, which you can do. Most contracts, however, have a binding arbitration clause because it avoids the costs.

For very hard, in a clause for damages that did not even asked for damages in court or arbitration. Regardless of the amount of what they condemn in cases of rape. (But it works both ways. You therefore need insurance or a tape that shows what you are worth compensation.)

RickyRed... said...

When you write the contract, which you can do. Most contracts, however, have a binding arbitration clause because it avoids the costs.

For very hard, in a clause for damages that did not even asked for damages in court or arbitration. Regardless of the amount of what they condemn in cases of rape. (But it works both ways. You therefore need insurance or a tape that shows what you are worth compensation.)

RickyRed... said...

When you write the contract, which you can do. Most contracts, however, have a binding arbitration clause because it avoids the costs.

For very hard, in a clause for damages that did not even asked for damages in court or arbitration. Regardless of the amount of what they condemn in cases of rape. (But it works both ways. You therefore need insurance or a tape that shows what you are worth compensation.)

jeepsare... said...

It is quite clear, the wording is clear.

jeepsare... said...

It is quite clear, the wording is clear.

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