Common use of Disputes Related to Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Disputes Related to Cooperation. (1) If there is a dispute between Supplier and any Customer Third Party Supplier (any such combination of Supplier and Customer Third Party Supplier disputing parties, the “Disputing Parties”), or between Customer and Supplier, regarding the allocation of responsibility for an issue or Service Problem between Supplier and such Customer Third Party Supplier (each such dispute, a “Supplier Dispute”), at the request of Customer Party, Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve such Supplier Dispute without Customer’s intervention no later than five business days after such request. If the Disputing Parties are not able to resolve such Supplier Dispute within such time period, Supplier shall (a) advise Customer Party in writing of the Supplier Dispute as soon as reasonably possible, (b) provide information to Customer Party concerning the Supplier Dispute and (c) provide Supplier’s recommendation for remedying the Supplier Dispute. Customer Party may require (x) additional information concerning the Supplier Dispute and (y) the Disputing Parties to attend meetings to determine the appropriate resolution of the Supplier Dispute.

Disputes Related to Cooperation. (1) If there is a dispute between Supplier and any Customer Third Party Supplier (any such combination of Supplier and Customer Third Party Supplier disputing parties, the “"Disputing Parties”"), or between Customer and Supplier, regarding the allocation of responsibility for an issue or Service Problem between Supplier and such Customer Third Party Supplier (each such dispute, a “"Supplier Dispute”"), at the request of Customer Party, Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve such Supplier Dispute without Customer’s 's intervention no later than five business days after such request. If the Disputing Parties are not able to resolve such Supplier Dispute within such time period, Supplier shall (a) advise Customer Party in writing of the Supplier Dispute as soon as reasonably possible, (b) provide information to Customer Party concerning the Supplier Dispute and (c) provide Supplier’s 's recommendation for remedying the Supplier Dispute. Customer Party may require (x) additional information concerning the Supplier Dispute and (y) the Disputing Parties to attend meetings to determine the appropriate resolution of the Supplier Dispute.