Common use of Arbitration Required Clause in Contracts

Arbitration Required. If the violation is not resolved within 14 days following initial determination by the Owner, the Contractor and the claimant worker must participate in binding arbitration in accordance with the Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code, Chapter 171. If the Contractor and the claimant worker do not agree on an arbitrator within 10 days, after the date arbitration is required, a district court may be petitioned by any of the parties to the arbitration to appoint an arbitrator whose decision will be binding on all parties. (See Tex. Gov’t Code, § 2258.053)

Arbitration Required. If the violation is not resolved within 14 fourteen (14) days following initial determination by the Owner, the Contractor and the claimant worker must participate in binding arbitration in accordance with the “Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Civ. Prac. ,” Texas Civil Practice & Rem. Code, Remedies Code Chapter 171. If the Contractor and the claimant worker do not agree on are unable to reach an agreement for selection of an arbitrator within 10 ten (10) business days, after either party may petition the date arbitration is required, a district court may be petitioned by any of the parties to the arbitration to appoint an arbitrator whose decision will be binding on all parties. (See Tex. Gov’t Code, § 2258.053).

Arbitration Required. If the violation is not resolved within 14 days following initial determination by the Owner, the Contractor CM-at-Risk and the claimant worker must participate in binding arbitration in accordance with the Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Civ. Civil Prac. & Rem. Code, Code Chapter 171. If the Contractor and the claimant worker do For a period not agree on an arbitrator within to exceed 10 days, after the date arbitration is requiredwhich, if no agreement reached, a district court may be petitioned by any of the parties to the arbitration to appoint an arbitrator whose decision will be binding on all parties. (See Tex. Gov’t Code, § 2258.053).

Arbitration Required. If the violation is not resolved within 14 days following initial determination by the OwnerODR, the Contractor and the claimant worker must participate in binding arbitration in accordance with the Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code, Chapter 171. If the Contractor and the claimant worker do not agree on an arbitrator within 10 days, after the date arbitration is required, a district court may be petitioned by any of the parties to the arbitration to appoint an arbitrator whose decision will be binding on all parties. (See Tex. Gov’t Code, § 2258.053)

Arbitration Required. If the violation is not resolved within 14 days following initial determination by the Owner, the Contractor and the claimant worker must participate in binding arbitration in accordance with the Texas General Arbitration Act, Tex. Civ. Civil Prac. & Rem. Code, Code Chapter 171. If the Contractor and the claimant worker do For a period not agree on an arbitrator within to exceed 10 days, after the date arbitration is requiredwhich, if no agreement reached, a district court may be petitioned by any of the parties to the arbitration to appoint an arbitrator whose decision will be binding on all parties. (See Tex. Gov’t Code, § 2258.053).