Common use of Duties of the arbitrator in relation to Performance Orders Clause in Contracts

Duties of the arbitrator in relation to Performance Orders. Without prejudice to any additional remedies that may be ordered by the arbitrator under Clause 12.4, where a dispute is allocated in accordance with the ADRR to arbitration and a party has applied for a Performance Order, the parties shall agree in a Procedure Agreement that: (a) the arbitrator shall decide as soon as possible whether the application is well founded or not; and (b) if the arbitrator decides that the application is well founded, it shall be required to make an interim or final declaration to that effect and, in that event, the arbitrator may also make any interim or final order directing any party to do or to refrain from doing anything arising from such declaration which it considers just and reasonable in all the circumstances.

Duties of the arbitrator in relation to Performance Orders. Without prejudice to any additional remedies that may be ordered by the arbitrator under Clause 12.4, where a dispute is allocated in accordance with the CVL ADRR to arbitration and a party has applied for a Performance Order, the parties shall agree in a Procedure Agreement that: (a) the arbitrator shall decide as soon as possible whether the application is well founded or not; and (b) if the arbitrator decides that the application is well founded, it shall be required to make an interim or final declaration to that effect and, in that event, the arbitrator may also make any interim or final order directing any party to do or to refrain from doing anything arising from such declaration which it considers just and reasonable in all the circumstances.

Duties of the arbitrator in relation to Performance Orders. Without prejudice to any additional remedies that may be ordered by the arbitrator under Clause 12.4, where a dispute is allocated in accordance with the ADRR to arbitration and a party an Original Party has applied for a Performance Order, the parties Original Parties shall agree in a Procedure Agreement that: (a) the arbitrator shall decide as soon as possible whether the application is well founded or not; and (b) if the arbitrator decides that the application is well founded, it shall be required to make an interim or final declaration to that effect and, in that event, the arbitrator may also make any interim or final order directing any party Original Party to do or to refrain from doing anything arising from such declaration which it considers just and reasonable in all the circumstances.

Duties of the arbitrator in relation to Performance Orders. Without prejudice to any additional remedies that may be ordered by the arbitrator under Clause 12.4, where a dispute is allocated in accordance with the ADRR to arbitration and a party Party has applied for a Performance Order, the parties shall agree in a Procedure Agreement that: (a) the arbitrator shall decide as soon as possible whether the application is well founded or not; and (b) if the arbitrator decides that the application is well founded, it shall be required to make an interim or final declaration to that effect and, in that event, the arbitrator may also make any interim or final order directing any party Party to do or to refrain from doing anything arising from such declaration which it considers just and reasonable in all the circumstances.