DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. 21.1 All disputes between Local 188 and the Employer arising during the term of this Agreement shall be settled in accordance with the provisions of this Article. The term “
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree to work in good faith toward the resolution of any dispute covered by this Contract. Unresolved disputes not otherwise required to be submitted to arbitration by the terms of this Contract may be submitted to binding arbitration outlined in the Approved Housing Guidebook. All parties agree to abide by the decision rendered by the arbitration board including any monetary award made. I acknowledge that I have read and agree with all terms of this Contract including the University-approved addendum (if applicable) incorporated herein by reference. Student Signature Date Landlord Signature Date Updated February 2019 Brighton Apartments & Townhouses – Addendum to the Contract ADVERTISING: No advertising or soliciting is permitted on property. Solicitors should be reported to the manager.
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree to work in good faith toward the resolution of any dispute covered by this Contract. Unresolved disputes may be submitted to binding arbitration outlined in the Approved Housing Guidebook. All parties agree to abide by the decision rendered by the arbitration board including any monetary award made. I acknowledge that I have read and agree with all terms of this Contract including the University-approved addendum (if applicable) incorporated herein by reference. Student Signature Date Landlord Signature Date
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. As it results from the preamble of this Agreement the latter was concluded with an International Organisation, hereinafter referred to as “the IO”. As far as this IO is concerned the following shall apply:
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree to work in good faith toward the resolution of any dispute covered by this Contract. Unresolved disputes may be submitted to binding arbitration outlined in the Approved Housing Guidebook. All parties agree to abide by the decision rendered by the arbitration board including any monetary award made.
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Except as provided herein, no civil action with respect to any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to this IPAL Agreement may be commenced unless the Parties have first attempted, in good faith, to resolve such dispute, claim, or controversy as provided in this Section 6.1. Either Party, its successors or assigns may initiate the mediation process by providing written notice in letter form to the other Party (hereinafter, “Dispute Notice”). The Dispute Notice shall (i) signal the formal commencement of this dispute resolution provision and the dates, deadlines, and time frames set forth herein; (ii) make specific reference to this Section 6.1; and (iii) set forth the subject of the dispute and the specific relief requested. The recipient of such notice will respond in writing within five (5) days with a statement of its position and recommended solution to the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved by this exchange of correspondence, then each Party shall designate one or more representatives having full settlement authority to meet at a mutually agreeable time and place within twenty (20) days of the Dispute Notice in order to exchange relevant information and perspectives, and to attempt to resolve the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved within five (5) days of the commencement of such meeting, unless otherwise mutually extended, each Party shall have the right to institute legal action, provided however, that if each Party agrees, the Parties may proceed to non-binding mediation with a mediator to be chosen through the American Arbitration Association and with mediation to occur in Boston, Massachusetts. Each Party will bear its own costs relevant to the mediation process. All offers, promises, conduct, and statements, whether oral or written, made in the course of the mediation process by either of the Parties, their agents, employees, experts, or attorneys, are confidential, privileged, and inadmissible for any purposes, including impeachment, in any litigation or other proceeding involving the Parties, and shall be treated as compromise and settlement for the purposes of Federal and State evidentiary rules, provided that evidence that is otherwise admissible or discoverable shall not be rendered inadmissible or non-discoverable as a result of its use in any mediation. Each of the Parties shall bear its own expenses in any mediation or litigation, except that the prevailing Party, after taking into account offers of settleme...
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. The claimant (usually a foreign corporation) and the respondent (usually a national government) in any dispute must first of all seek a solution through consultation and negotiation, for at least six months. Failing that, the claim may be submitted to an arbitration tribunal on 90 days’ notice, specifying the arbitration rules (of several alternatives) to be used, and a nominated arbitrator. The respondent similarly nominates an arbitrator, and a third arbitrator is appointed by agreement. (Arbitrators are usually drawn from a small pool of international trade lawyers, serving as both advocates and judges in successive disputes.) The arbitrators arbitrate; they may consider objections, and comments from other sources, much as a court would. Documentation of the proceedings will be made public as it is available. Hearings are to be open to the public, except for in camera discussions where ‘protected’ information is involved. The arbitrators arrive at a decision and set an award. The decision will be transmitted to the claimant and the respondent, who may comment before it is publicly issued. There is, at the moment, no appeal procedure. The arbitration award may include restitution of property, monetary damages, and costs of the arbitration, but may not include punitive damages. In TPP Chapter II, compared to previous trade agreements, transparency is improved. The arbitration lawyers remain; the accusations of state bias will continue. In countries under a rigid party system, fighting costly arbitrations may have political implication for governments and deepen the chill on domestic protective legislation. Investor-state dispute settlements still enable corporations, domestic or foreign, to elude laws and courts of sovereign nations. < Did you appreciate this article? Help Island Tides annual subscription today: 250-216-2267. Thank You! pay for publishing it! Mail or phone in your $30 This article is a brief summary; for more see: xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxx-xxxxxxxxxx/XxxxXxxxx-XXX-Xxxxxxxxxx- Chapter.pdf. More on the TPP in upcoming editions. 0 If it isn’t delivered to your Canada Post mailbox, you can pick up your copy of at the following locations: ‘Serious Coffee’ locations in Xxxxxx, Mill Bay, Xxxxxx, Nanaimo, Parksville, Courtenay, Xxxxxxxx River & Port Alberni Saanich: Red Barn Market, Xxxxxxx’x Farm (yellow box outside) Deep Cove Market (yellow box outside) The Roost Farm Bakery (yellow box outside) Brentwood-Mill Bay Ferry (yellow box outside) Xxxxxx: Fai...
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree to work in good faith toward the resolution of any dispute covered by this Contract. Unresolved disputes may be submitted to binding arbitration outlined in the Approved Housing Guidebook. All parties agree to abide by the decision rendered by the arbitration board including any monetary award made. Early Bird Discount $30 Available until MAY 15th, 2019 I acknowledge that I have read and agree with all terms of this Contract including the University-approved addendum (if applicable) incorporated herein by reference. Student Signature Date Landlord Signature Date Brighton Apartments & Townhouses – Addendum to the Contract ADVERTISING: No advertising or soliciting is permitted on property. Solicitors should be reported to the manager.
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree that should any dispute arise concerning any matter covered by this Contract and should that dispute not be resolved to both parties’ satisfaction the matter shall be submitted to mediation and binding arbitration as contained in the BYU-Idaho Approved Housing Guidebook and at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx. All parties agree to mediate in good faith and to abide by the decision rendered by the Housing & Student Living Arbitration Board including any monetary award made.
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT/ARBITRATION. Landlord and Student agree to work in good faith toward the resolution of any dispute covered by this Contract. Unresolved disputes may be submitted to binding arbitration outlined in the Approved Housing Guidebook. All parties agree to abide by the decision rendered by the arbitration board including any monetary award made. I acknowledge that I have read and agree with all terms of this Contract including the University-approved addendum (if applicable) incorporated herein by reference. Student Signature Date Landlord Signature Date Welcome to SnowView Apartments This is part of the housing contract and, therefore, should be read carefully. This does not need to be returned with your contract. Questions regarding housing arrangements should be referred to the manager. 208-359-5517, xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
