1. agree, and guarantee each other they shall not directly or indirectly interfere with. circumvent or attempt to circumvent, avoid, by-pass, or obviate each other' s interest, or the interest or relationship between the "parties" with producers, sellers, buyers, brokers, dealers’ distributors. refiners, shippers. financial in situations, technology owners. or manufacturers. to change. increase, or avoid directly or indirectly payment of established or to be established fees. commissions. or continuance of pre-established relationship or intervene in un-contracted relationship with manufacturers or technology owners with intermediaries’ entrepreneurs. legal counsel. or initiate buy/sell relationships, or transactional relationships that by-pass one of the "parties" with any corporation. producer. technology owner. partnership. or individual revealed or introduced by one of the "parties" to one another in connection with any on-going or future "transaction" or "project".
The "parties" int ending to be legally bound. hereby irrevocably.
2. disclose or otherwise reveal directly or indirectly, to any third party. any confidential information provided by one party to the other, or otherwise acquired, particularly. contract terms. relevant information. or manufacturing processes, prices. fees, financing provided by one party to the other, or otherwise acquired, particularly. contract terms. product information, or manufacturing processes. prices. foes. financing arrangements, schedules, or information concerning the identity of sellers. producers, buyers, lenders, borrower brokers. lenders, distributors, re finders, manufacturers, technology owners, or the representatives. and specific individual names. addresses, principals. fax/telephone numbers. references. product or technology information. confidential or and/or other information. advised by one "party" (s) to another as being privileged. without the prior specific written consent of the "party" (s) providing such information.
Furthermore. the “parties" irrevocably agree that they shall not
The fundamental purpose of the ICC is promoting trade and investment across frontiers and help business corporations meet the challenges and opportunities of globalization. Its conviction that trade is a powerful force for peace and prosperity dates from the organization's origins early in the last century. The small group of far- sighted business leaders who founded ICC called themselves ··the merchants of peace.