Dispute Resolution Principles Sample Clauses
The Dispute Resolution Principles clause establishes the framework and guidelines for resolving disagreements that may arise between parties under the contract. Typically, it outlines the preferred methods for addressing disputes, such as negotiation, mediation, or arbitration, and may specify the order in which these methods should be attempted. By providing a clear process for dispute resolution, this clause helps prevent escalation to litigation, encourages amicable settlements, and ensures that both parties understand their options and obligations if a conflict occurs.
Dispute Resolution Principles. 5.1.1 CSA, ABDA and the Permit Holders shall use reasonable best efforts to settle any disputes that arise out of this Agreement.
5.1.2 CSA, ABDA and the Permit Holders shall record any dispute in QMS to establish a fixed record reviewable by all related parties.
5.1.3 For purposes of dispute resolution under this Article 5, incidences occurring greater than 45 Business Days prior to the first notification in the QMS shall not be subject to consideration.
Dispute Resolution Principles.
(a) A Dispute will be determined in accordance with this Clause 13.
(b) This Clause 13 takes precedence over the dispute resolution procedures in the DBFM Project Agreement and the Operator Agreement in respect of the Dispute to which it relates.
(c) The parties agree to work co-operatively together to identify, resolve and avoid Disputes.
Dispute Resolution Principles. The University and the Association have designated the Dispute Resolution Process to:
25.1.1 Encourage respectful discussion by the individuals impacted by disputes that arise in the workplace.
25.1.2 Provide an opportunity for early intervention and resolution of disputes at the lowest levels and in a timely manner.
25.1.3 Allow creativity and truly mutually acceptable solutions that contribute to a positive collaborative work environment, within the spirit of the collective agreement.
25.1.4 Ensure that all parties that are required are present and engaged in the resolution process.
Dispute Resolution Principles. The Parties enter into this Agreement to enhance government-to-government relations, to increase and coordinate resources for the benefit of all citizens of Oregon and enrolled members of Grand Ronde, and to avoid litigation about the nature and extent of the Tribe’s treaty rights or other inherent or sovereign legal rights to hunt, fish, trap or gather specified natural resources within the geographic areas covered under this Agreement. Any disputes that arise under this Agreement regarding (i) cooperative management, (ii) the Tribe’s exercise of agreed upon hunting, fishing, trapping or gathering rights within any specific geographic area, (iii) the agreed upon extent of the Tribe’s subsistence or ceremonial harvest in general or in any particular year or area, shall be resolved pursuant to this Section 6.