Common use of All Arbitrators Clause in Contracts

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions will be final and binding, except those decisions of expedited arbitrators other than the Chief Arbitrator, which will not take effect until approved by the Chief Arbitrator or the Deputy Chief Arbitrator. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions decision s will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ ' decisions will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the betweenthe parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ decisions will be final and binding. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.

All Arbitrators. All arbitrators are to determine their own procedure, may admit evidence that would not be admissible in court and may rely on such evidence to render a decision. All arbitrators will have the power and authority to determine the real issues in dispute between the parties in any particular case and to relieve against time limits in the grievance process. All arbitrators’ arbitrators‟ decisions will be final and binding, except those decisions of expedited arbitrators other than the Chief Arbitrator, which will not take effect until approved by the Chief Arbitrator or the Deputy Chief Arbitrator. All arbitrators shall have the power to make interim relief orders.