Act 2 Trade Secrets Protection Act 2009 (h) disclosure or use of another person's undisclosed information by a person who lawfully obtained that information from a third person who obtained it unlawfully, where the person disclosing or using the information knew or should have known that the information was obtained unlawfully. 7. Acts not contrary to honest commercial practice. Acts not contrary to honest commercial practice include(a) obtaining information from a publicly available source such as a library, government records available to the public, publication, or product available on the market, or from another person lawfully in possession of that information without an obligation of confidentiality; (b) obtaining information by inspection or analysis of a commercially available product embodying the undisclosed information; (c) independent invention or discovery of the undisclosed information; (d) obtaining the information by gift, purchase, or inheritance from the owner; (e) disclosing or using information that is generally known among or readily accessible to persons within the circles that normally deal with that kind of information; (f) disclosure of information by a recipient of information who at the time of disclosure to him or her is not informed that it is subject to an obligation of confidentiality. 8. Right not exclusive. The right in a trade secret shall not prejudice rights in other forms of intellectual property. 7