Common use of Arbitration to resolve disputes Clause in Contracts

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 25.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 25.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred the Dispute was not referred to mediationmediation within the time specified in clause 25.2.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 17.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and if neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 25.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and and, if neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) : is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) or is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute:Dispute:‌ (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 25.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party Party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the partiesParties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 Clause 26.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party Party referred the Dispute to mediation.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if If the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and and, if neither party referred the Dispute to mediation, the Dispute shall be referred to and finally resolved by arbitration before a sole arbitrator under the Arbitration Xxx 0000.

Arbitration to resolve disputes. Either party may refer the Dispute to arbitration if the Dispute: (a) is not resolved through mediation within 40 Working Days (or such longer period agreed by the parties) of the appointment of a mediator; or (b) is not resolved by negotiation of the Chief Executives (or their representatives) in accordance with clause 23.1 16.1 within 15 Working Days of the matter being referred to them and neither party referred if the Dispute was not referred to mediationmediation within the time specified in clause 16.3.