DUTY TO MEET Sample Clauses

DUTY TO MEET. Parties agree to attend all mediation sessions as scheduled in good faith and attempt to reach resolution of their issues.
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DUTY TO MEET. The Stratus Parties agree to cooperate with Chevron in its ongoing investigation by meeting with counsel for Chevron, as reasonably requested, and by responding to questions posed by Chevron’s counsel. Such meetings shall occur at a reasonable location designated by Chevron or its counsel.
DUTY TO MEET. The parties will meet and approach the process in good faith and have requisite authority to make a settlement.
DUTY TO MEET. The parties will attend the scheduled mediation session(s) unless they advise the mediator of their inability to attend at least 24 hours before the session or unless there is an emergency.
DUTY TO MEET. The Xxxxxxx Parties agree to cooperate with Chevron in its ongoing investigation by meeting with counsel for Chevron, as reasonably requested, and by responding to questions posed by Chevron's counsel. Such meetings shall occur in New York.
DUTY TO MEET. The above-named parties have indicated that they are voluntarily willing to participate in a mediation process in an attempt to resolve issues related to: ________________________________________________________________________
DUTY TO MEET. The parties will attend scheduled mediation conferences. Continuances will be granted only for the most extraordinary and unforeseeable events. Any party requesting such a continuance is obligated to notify the other parties and/or their attorneys and will be responsible for rescheduling.
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