Common use of Initiation of an Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Initiation of an Arbitration. a) If the Inter-Company Review Board is unable to resolve a service affecting dispute within two (2) business days (or such longer period as agreed to in writing by the Parties) of such submission, and the Parties have not otherwise entered into a settlement of their dispute, a Party may initiate an arbitration in accordance with the requirements of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. However, in the sole discretion of the Party which submitted the dispute to the Inter-Company Review Board, the dispute may be arbitrated in accordance with the general procedures described in Attachment 1 rather than the expedited procedures of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. b) A proceeding for arbitration will be commenced by a Party ("Complaining Party") filing a complaint with the Arbitrator and simultaneously serving a copy on the other Party ("Complaint"). c) Each complaint will concern only the claims relating to an act or failure to act (or series of related acts or failures to act) of a Party which affect the Complaining Party's ability to offer a specific service (or group or related services) to its customers. A Complaint may be in letter or memorandum form and must specifically describe the action or inaction of a Party in dispute and identify with particularity how the complaining Party’s service to its customers is affected.

Initiation of an Arbitration. a) If the Inter-Company Review Board is unable to resolve a service affecting dispute within two (2) business days (or such longer period as agreed to in writing by the Parties) of such submission, and the Parties have not otherwise entered into a settlement of their dispute, a Party may initiate an arbitration in accordance with the requirements of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. However, in the sole discretion of the Party which submitted the dispute to the Inter-Inter- Company Review Board, the dispute may be arbitrated in accordance with the general procedures described in Attachment 1 rather than the expedited procedures of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. b) A proceeding for arbitration will be commenced by a Party ("Complaining Party") filing a complaint with the Arbitrator and simultaneously serving a copy on the other Party ("Complaint"). c) Each complaint Complaint will concern only the claims relating to an act or failure to act (or series of related acts or failures to act) of a Party which affect the Complaining Party's ability to offer a specific service (or group or related services) to its customers. A Complaint may be in letter or memorandum form and must specifically describe the action or inaction of a Party in dispute and identify with particularity how the complaining Party’s 's service to its customers is affected.

Initiation of an Arbitration. a) If the Inter-Company Review Board is unable to resolve a service affecting dispute within two (2) business days (or such longer period as agreed to in writing by the Parties) of such submission, and the Parties have not otherwise entered into a settlement of their dispute, a Party may initiate an arbitration in accordance with the requirements of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. However, in the sole discretion of the Party which submitted the dispute to the Inter-Company Review Board, the dispute may be arbitrated in accordance with the general procedures described in Attachment 1 rather than the expedited procedures of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1. b) A proceeding for arbitration will be commenced by a Party ("Complaining Party") filing a complaint with the Arbitrator and simultaneously serving a copy on the other Party ("Complaint"). c) Each complaint Complaint will concern only the claims relating to an act or failure to act (or series of related acts or failures to act) of a Party which affect the Complaining Party's ability to offer a specific service (or group or related services) to its customers. A Complaint may be in letter or memorandum form and must specifically describe the action or inaction of a Party in dispute and identify with particularity how the complaining Party’s 's service to its customers is affected.

Initiation of an Arbitration. a(1) If the Inter-Company Review Board is unable to resolve a service service-affecting dispute within two (2) five business days (or such longer period as agreed to in writing by the Parties) of such submissionsubmission to it of the dispute, and the Parties have not otherwise entered into a settlement of their dispute, a Party may initiate an arbitration in accordance with the requirements of this Appendix 1 to Attachment 1Subsection. However, in the sole discretion of the Party which submitted the dispute to the Inter-Company Review Board, the dispute may be arbitrated in accordance with the general procedures described in the Attachment 1 rather than the expedited procedures of this Appendix 1 Subsection. A dispute will be deemed submitted to Attachment the Inter-company Review Board on the date a Party requests Inter-Company Review Board action in writing, transmitted by facsimile as set forth in Section 41.9 of the Agreement and to each Party's representative designated pursuant to Subsection 4(a) (1). b(2) A proceeding for arbitration will be commenced by a Party ("Complaining Party") filing a complaint ("Complaint") with the Arbitrator and simultaneously serving a copy on the other Party ("Complaint")Party, and the Secretary to the PSC. c(3) Each complaint Complaint will concern only the claims relating to an act or failure to act (or series of related acts or failures to act) of a Respondent Party which affect the Complaining Party's ability to offer a specific service (or group or of related services) to its customersCustomers. A Complaint may be in letter or memorandum form and must specifically describe the action or inaction of a Party in dispute and identify with particularity how the complaining Complaining Party’s 's service to its customers Customers is affected.