Simple definition
A restriction on bypassing a party to deal directly with introduced contacts or opportunities.
A restriction on bypassing a party to deal directly with introduced contacts or opportunities.
A contract may use “non-circumvention” when describing a restriction on bypassing a party to deal directly with introduced contacts or opportunities.
A restriction on bypassing a party to deal directly with introduced contacts or opportunities.
This language limits specified conduct, such as competition, solicitation, circumvention, use, or disclosure.
Restrictions can affect what a party may do during and after the agreement and often need to be read with scope, duration, territory, and governing law. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
A restriction on bypassing a party to deal directly with introduced contacts or opportunities.
This language limits specified conduct, such as competition, solicitation, circumvention, use, or disclosure.
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