Common use of CONCILIATION PROCESS Clause in Contracts

CONCILIATION PROCESS. 1.1.1 If a dispute is referred for conciliation, the AIRC shall do everything that appears to it to be right and proper to assist the Parties to agree on terms for the settlement of the dispute. In doing so, the AIRC may make suggestions and conduct an initial assessment of the dispute. The action that may be taken by the AIRC under this clause 1.1 includes, without limitation: a) arranging conferences of the Parties presided over by the AIRC; b) meeting or otherwise discussing the dispute with one or more of the Parties in order to conciliate the dispute; c) arranging for the Parties to confer among themselves at conferences (with or without the presence of the AIRC); d) making an interim recommendation or assessment in relation to all or any matters in dispute; e) hearing submissions from the Parties as to the facts or issues pertaining to the dispute; f) conducting the conciliation at any place; g) adjourning the conciliation to any time and place; h) correcting, amending, or waiving any error, defect or irregularity, whether in substance or form; i) allowing the amendment, on such terms as it considers appropriate, of any application or other document relating to any proceeding; and j) generally giving all direction and do all such things as are necessary or expedient for the speedy and just conciliation of the matter in dispute.

CONCILIATION PROCESS. 1.1.1 If a dispute is referred for conciliation, the AIRC shall do everything that appears to it to be right and proper to assist the Parties to agree on terms for the settlement of the dispute. In doing so, the AIRC may make suggestions and conduct an initial assessment of the dispute. . 1.1.2 The action that may be taken by the AIRC under this clause 1.1 includes, without limitation: (a) arranging conferences of the Parties presided over by the AIRC; (b) meeting or otherwise discussing the dispute with one or more of the Parties in order to conciliate the dispute; (c) arranging for the Parties to confer among themselves at conferences (with or without the presence of the AIRC); (d) making an interim recommendation or assessment in relation to all or any matters in dispute; (e) hearing submissions from the Parties as to the facts or issues pertaining to the dispute; (f) conducting the conciliation at any place; (g) adjourning the conciliation to any time and place; (h) correcting, amending, or waiving any error, defect or irregularity, whether in substance or form; (i) allowing the amendment, on such terms as it considers appropriate, of any application or other document relating to any proceeding; and (j) generally giving all direction and do all such things as are necessary or expedient for the speedy and just conciliation of the matter in dispute.

CONCILIATION PROCESS. 1.1.1 If 24.4.1 Where a dispute is referred for conciliation, the AIRC shall do everything that appears to it to be right and proper to assist the Parties to agree on terms for the settlement of the dispute. In doing so, the AIRC may make suggestions and conduct an initial assessment of the dispute. . 24.4.2 The action that may be taken by the AIRC under this clause 1.1 24.4.1 includes, without limitation: (a) arranging conferences of the Parties presided over by the AIRC; (b) meeting or otherwise discussing the dispute with one or more of the Parties in order to conciliate the dispute; (c) arranging for the Parties to confer among themselves at conferences (with or without the presence of the AIRC); (d) making an interim recommendation or assessment in relation to all or any matters in dispute; (e) hearing submissions from the Parties as to the facts or issues pertaining to the dispute; (f) conducting the conciliation at any place; (g) adjourning the conciliation to any time and place; (h) correcting, amending, or waiving any error, defect or irregularity, whether in substance or form; (i) allowing the amendment, on such terms as it considers appropriate, of any application or other document relating to any proceeding; and (j) generally giving all direction and do all such things as are necessary or expedient for the speedy and just conciliation of the matter in dispute.

CONCILIATION PROCESS. 1.1.1 If a dispute is referred for conciliation, the AIRC FWA shall do everything that appears to it to be right and proper to assist the Parties to agree on terms for the settlement of the dispute. In doing so, the AIRC FWA may make suggestions and conduct an initial assessment of the dispute. . 1.1.2 The action that may be taken by the AIRC FWA under this clause 1.1 includes, without limitation: (a) arranging conferences of the Parties presided over by the AIRCFWA; (b) meeting or otherwise discussing the dispute with one or more of the Parties in order to conciliate the dispute; (c) arranging for the Parties to confer among themselves at conferences (with or without the presence of the AIRCFWA); (d) making an interim recommendation or assessment in relation to all or any matters in dispute; (e) hearing submissions from the Parties as to the facts or issues pertaining to the dispute; (f) conducting the conciliation at any place; (g) adjourning the conciliation to any time and place; (h) correcting, amending, or waiving any error, defect or irregularity, whether in substance or form; (i) allowing the amendment, on such terms as it considers appropriate, of any application or other document relating to any proceeding; and (j) generally giving all direction and do all such things as are necessary or expedient for the speedy and just conciliation of the matter in dispute.

CONCILIATION PROCESS. 1.1.1 If a dispute is referred for conciliation, the AIRC FWA shall do everything that appears to it to be right and proper to assist the Parties to agree on terms for the settlement of the dispute. In doing so, the AIRC FWA may make suggestions and conduct an initial assessment of the dispute. . 1.1.2 The action that may be taken by the AIRC FWA under this clause 1.1 includes, without limitation: (a) arranging conferences of the Parties presided over by the AIRCFWA; (b) meeting or otherwise discussing the dispute with one or more of the Parties in order to conciliate the dispute; (c) arranging for the Parties to confer among themselves at conferences (with or without the presence of the AIRCFWA); (d) making an interim recommendation or assessment in relation to all or any matters in dispute; (e) hearing submissions from the Parties as to the facts or issues pertaining to the dispute; (f) conducting the conciliation at any place; (g) adjourning the conciliation to any time and place; (h) correcting, amending, or waiving any error, defect or irregularity, whether in substance or form; (i) allowing the amendment, on such terms as it considers appropriate, of any application or other document relating to any proceeding; and (j) generally giving all direction and do all such things as are necessary or expedient for the speedy and just conciliation of the matter in dispute.