Common use of Application for Further Relief Clause in Contracts

Application for Further Relief. If the meeting required by part (b) of this Paragraph 23 does not lead to a resolution of the dispute, then, no sooner than fifteen (15) business days after providing the other Parties with written notice of an intent to terminate the meet and confer process, any party may seek to enforce the terms of this Agreement with an appropriate Federal District Court.

Application for Further Relief. If the meeting required by part (b) of this Paragraph 23 does not lead to a resolution of the a dispute, then, no sooner than fifteen (15) business days after providing the other Parties with written notice of an intent to terminate the meet and confer process, any party may seek to enforce the terms of this Agreement with an appropriate Federal District Court.

Application for Further Relief. If the meeting required by part (b) of this Paragraph 23 24 does not lead to a resolution of the dispute, then, no sooner than fifteen (15) business days after providing the other Parties with written notice of an intent to terminate the meet and confer process, any party may seek to enforce the terms of this Agreement with an appropriate Federal District Court.

Application for Further Relief. If the meeting required by part (b) of this Paragraph 23 35 does not lead to a resolution of the dispute, then, no sooner than fifteen (15) business days after providing the other Parties with written notice of an intent to terminate the meet and confer process, any party may seek to enforce the terms of this Agreement with an appropriate Federal District Court.