NNN Agreement
NNN协议
Also known as: Non-Use Non-Disclosure Non-Circumvention
A contract designed for the China context that restricts a supplier from using, disclosing, or circumventing your business — broader than a Western NDA. To be enforceable it typically must be in Chinese, governed by Chinese law, and name a Chinese court or arbitration body.
Appears in these guides
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