Common use of Condition precedent to litigation Clause in Contracts

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.511.7, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) if clause 11.3 applies, the Resolution Period expert has expiredgiven his determination under clause 11.3 in accordance with the Expert Determination Rules; or (c) if clause 11.4 applies, the parties have not been able to resolve the Dispute by mediation within 20 Business Days of the referral to mediation.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.513.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.59.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.58.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.510.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.511.6, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice until mediation has been given; and (b) undertaken in accordance with clause 11.3 and the Resolution Period has expiredrequirement in clause 11.3(f)has been fulfilled.

Condition precedent to litigation. Subject to clause 11.57.5, a party must not commence legal proceedings in respect of a Dispute unless: (a) a Dispute Notice has been given; and (b) the Resolution Period has expired.