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    NDA

    A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA), also called a Confidentiality Agreement, is a contract restricting the parties from disclosing or misusing confidential information shared between them for a defined purpose.

    NDAs come in two main forms: one-way (one party shares, the other receives) and mutual (both parties share). Standard provisions: definition of confidential information, permitted purpose, restrictions on use and onward disclosure, exclusions (information already public, independently developed, etc.), duration (typically 2-5 years), and remedies (injunctive relief plus damages). NDAs are routine in M&A (signed before sharing DD information), employment (employees, contractors), and commercial relationships (early-stage discussions).

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