Common use of Failure to Act Within Time Limits Clause in Contracts

Failure to Act Within Time Limits. It is the desire of both parties of this Agreement to resolve grievances in a manner that is just and equitable and it is not the intention of either the Employer or the Union to evade the settlement of disputes on a procedural technicality. However, notwithstanding the foregoing, it is clearly understood that for time limits, the onus is on that party to show a justifiable reason for its failure to adhere to such time limits. Time limits may be extended where mutually agreed to by both parties.

Failure to Act Within Time Limits. It is the desire of both parties of this the Agreement to resolve grievances in a manner that is just and equitable and it is not the intention of either the Employer or the Union to evade the settlement of disputes on a procedural technicality. However, notwithstanding the foregoing, it is clearly understood that for time limits, the onus is on that party to show a justifiable reason for its failure to adhere to such time limits. Time limits may be extended where mutually agreed to by both parties.

Failure to Act Within Time Limits. It is the desire of both parties of this Agreement to resolve grievances in a manner that is just and equitable and it is not the intention of either the Employer or the Union to evade the settlement of disputes on a procedural technicality. However, notwithstanding the foregoing, it is clearly understood that for time limits, the onus is on that the party to show a justifiable reason for its failure to adhere to such time limits. Time limits may be extended where mutually agreed to by both parties.

Failure to Act Within Time Limits. It is the desire of both parties of this Agreement to resolve grievances in a manner that is just and equitable and it is not the intention of either the Employer or the Union to evade the settlement of disputes on a procedural technicality. However, notwithstanding the foregoing, it is clearly understood that for time limits, the onus is on that party to show a justifiable reason for its failure to adhere to such time limits. Time limits may be extended where mutually agreed to by both parties.