Mutual NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) by Bonterms
This is a Bonterms Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) template designed to facilitate the secure exchange of confidential information between two parties. It defines what constitutes confidential information, outlines permitted uses and protections, and specifies obligations for the recipient. The agreement also covers terms for disclosure, exceptions, and the return or destruction of information.
Bonterms Mutual NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) (Version 1.0)
Cover Page
By executing this Cover Page, the parties enter into the Bonterms Mutual NDA (Version 1.0) (available at https://bonterms.com/forms/bonterms-mutual-nda-v1/). A reference copy may be attached. This Cover Page controls over directly conflicting provisions of the Bonterms Mutual NDA. Capitalized terms not defined in this Cover Page have the meanings given in the Bonterms Mutual NDA.
Key Terms | |
Purpose | [how confidential information may be used] |
Effective Date | [effective date] |
Term of NDA | [agreement term and disclosure period] |
Confidentiality Period | [how long confidential information in protected] |
Governing Law | [governing law] |
Courts | [chosen courts] |
Additional Terms | |
The following additions to or modifications of the Bonterms Mutual NDA are agreed by the parties and control in the event of any conflicts: | |
Signatures | |
Agreed to as of the Effective Date by each party’s authorized representative: | |
Party Name: | Party Name: |
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