Common use of Disputes for mediation Clause in Contracts

Disputes for mediation. (1) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) 10.5.1 If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 10.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 10.5.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) 10.5.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.610.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) 18.5.1 If the parties Parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 18.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties Parties and, if the parties Parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 18.5.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) clause 18.5.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties Parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.618.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) 16.5.1 If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 16.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 16.5.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) 16.5.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.616.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) ‌‌ If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) . If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.6.13.6.‌

Disputes for mediation. (1) ‌‌‌ 9.4.1 If the parties agree Representatives are unable to resolve the Dispute in accordance with clause 13.4 to 9.3, the parties must refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation which must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 9.4.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) clause 9.4.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.69.5.

Disputes for mediation. (1) 9.4.1 If the parties agree Representatives are unable to resolve the Dispute in accordance with clause 13.4 to 9.3, the parties must refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation which must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 9.4.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) clause 9.4.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.69.5.

Disputes for mediation. (1) ‌ If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) . If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.6.13.6.‌

Disputes for mediation. (1) 18.5.1 If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 18.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) 18.5.2 If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) 18.5.1 has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.618.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1a) If the parties Parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 14.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties Parties and, if the parties Parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2b) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1clause 14.5(a) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties Parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.614.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 9.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.69.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 10.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.610.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) i If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 12.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 10.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2) Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, each party must pay their own costs incurred with respect to any mediation of the Dispute. (3) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.610.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1a) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 10.3 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2b) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the The parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.6.clauses

Disputes for mediation. (1a) If the parties Parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 14.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties Parties and, if the parties Parties cannot agree within five seven (57) Business Daysdays, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time being. (2b) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1clause 14.5(a) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties Parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.614.6.

Disputes for mediation. (1) If the parties agree in accordance with clause 13.4 12.4 to refer the Dispute to mediation, the mediation must be conducted by a mediator agreed by the parties and, if the parties cannot agree within five (5) Business Days, then by a mediator appointed by the President of the Law Society of New South Wales for the time beingWales. (2) If the mediation referred to in paragraph (1) has not resulted in settlement of the Dispute and has been terminated, the parties may agree to have the matter determined by expert determination under clause 13.612.6.