Common use of Administrative remedies Clause in Contracts

Administrative remedies. Any claim, complaint, or protest against the WBC, or any controversy, appeal, or dispute concerning the WBC or any WBC contest, ruling, order, or action, or arising under the WBC Constitution or these Rules and Regulations must first be presented to the WBC as a claim that may be resolved by administrative remedies. To be recognized and valid, any such claim, claim, complaint, or protest must be submitted to the WBC President in writing by the aggrieved party or his authorized representative within fifteen (15) calendar days after the claim first arose. Each such claim, complaint, or protest must also be accompanied by a non- refundable fee of $2,500.00 to cover the costs and expenses of the WBC relating to the processing of any such claim, complaint, or protest. The WBC may in its sole discretion grant a waiver of all or a portion of such fee, but no such waiver shall apply unless it is granted in writing by the WBC and received by the protesting party. Upon receiving a recognized claim, the President, in his discretion, may attempt to resolve the claim, or may refer the matter to either the WBC Grievance and Appeals Committee or its Board of Governors. The WBC may institute such policies and procedures as it may deem appropriate from time to time for the administration and processing of any recognized claim. In general, the WBC representative(s) addressing such a claim will first investigate the claim, seek such additional information as may be required, hold hearings (telephonic or in-person) if necessary, and then issue a decision to accept or reject the appeal in whole or in part. The President shall notify all interested parties in writing of the decision of the WBC. In the event that the complainant remains unsatisfied with the WBC’s decision following these administrative remedies, the complainant must then seek compulsory mediation under Rule 5.3 hereof. No party may invoke or seek remedies under Rule 5.3 or Rule 5.4 without first seeking, and providing the WBC the opportunity to provide, administrative relief under this Rule 5.2.

Administrative remedies. Any claim, complaint, or protest against the WBC, or any controversy, appeal, or dispute concerning the WBC or any WBC contest, ruling, order, or action, or arising under the WBC Constitution or these Rules and Regulations must first be presented to the WBC as a claim that may be resolved by administrative remedies. To be recognized and valid, any such claim, claim, complaint, or protest must be submitted to the WBC President in writing by the aggrieved party or his authorized representative within fifteen (15) calendar days after the claim first arose. Each such claim, complaint, or protest must also be accompanied by a non- non-refundable fee of $2,500.00 to cover the costs and expenses of the WBC relating to the processing of any such claim, complaint, or protest. The WBC may in its sole discretion grant a waiver of all or a portion of such fee, but no such waiver shall apply unless it is granted in writing by the WBC and received by the protesting party. Upon receiving a recognized claim, the President, in his discretion, may attempt to resolve the claim, or may refer the matter to either the WBC Grievance and Appeals Committee or its Board of Governors. The WBC may institute such policies and procedures as it may deem appropriate from time to time for the administration and processing of any recognized claim. In general, the WBC representative(s) addressing such a claim will first investigate the claim, seek such additional information as may be required, hold hearings (telephonic or in-person) if necessary, and then issue a decision to accept or reject the appeal in whole or in part. The President shall notify all interested parties in writing of the decision of the WBC. In the event that the complainant remains unsatisfied with the WBC’s decision following these administrative remedies, the complainant must then seek compulsory mediation under Rule 5.3 hereof. No party may invoke or seek remedies under Rule 5.3 or Rule 5.4 without first seeking, and providing the WBC the opportunity to provide, administrative relief under this Rule 5.2.