Arbitration Exclusion Clause Samples
An Arbitration Exclusion clause specifies that certain disputes or types of claims are not subject to resolution through arbitration and must instead be handled by courts or other forums. In practice, this clause may exclude issues such as intellectual property disputes, injunctive relief, or matters involving criminal allegations from the arbitration process. Its core function is to ensure that specific matters, which may require judicial oversight or remedies unavailable in arbitration, are addressed in the most appropriate legal venue, thereby allocating dispute resolution mechanisms according to the nature of the issue.
Arbitration Exclusion. No matter may be submitted to Arbitration which has not been properly carried through all requisite steps of the Grievance Procedure.
Arbitration Exclusion. Failure to re-employ an administrator to his/her position in the bargaining unit shall not be subject to Level Four proceedings, provided that all provisions of Article IV and Article VIII have been followed.
Arbitration Exclusion. No matter may be submitted to arbitration which has not been properly carried through all requisite steps of the grievance procedure.
Arbitration Exclusion. Any claims relating to Builder Intellectual Property Rights and Builder Materials, including claims of misappropriation, theft, infringement and misuse, and claims relating to Fraud against Builder are not subject to arbitration as outlined above.