Common use of Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses Clause in Contracts

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion to the Court on notice to the Parties.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. 3.4 Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion an application to the Court on notice to the Parties. All Parties, including the Contributing Parties, shall have standing in respect of such an application, should they deem it appropriate to intervene or otherwise make representations.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion to the Court on notice to the Parties. The Contributing Parties shall have standing in respect of such a motion, should they deem it appropriate to intervene or otherwise make representations.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. (1) Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion to the Court Courts on notice to the Parties.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion to the Court on notice to the Parties. The Contributing Parties shall have standing in respect of such a motion, should it deem it appropriate to intervene or otherwise make representations.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. 4.3 Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by way of a motion to the Court on notice to the Parties. The Contributing Parties shall have full standing in respect of such a motion.

Disputes Concerning Non-Refundable Expenses. ‌ Any dispute concerning the entitlement to or quantum of Non-Refundable Expenses shall be dealt with by a motion to the Court on notice to the Parties. All Parties, including the Contributing Parties, shall have standing in respect of such a motion, should they deem it appropriate to intervene or otherwise make representations.