Interpretive Powers of Equity Sample Clauses

Interpretive Powers of Equity. Should there be any conflict between Clauses, or any basis for more than one (1) interpretation as to the meaning of them, the Executive Director of Equity has the right Canadian Opera Agreement 2016-2019 Page | 2 to determine, on behalf of the Artists, the interpretation or to resolve the conflict, and the decision shall be binding upon Equity and the Artists, subject to Article 44:00 (Dispute Resolution and Arbitration). All signatories to this Agreement shall be immediately notified of such interpretation.
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Interpretive Powers of Equity. ‌ Wherever a conflict, disagreement or dispute arises with respect to the Clauses in this Agreement, the Executive Director of Equity has the sole right to determine the interpretation of said Xxxxxxx and to argue the interpretation of said Xxxxxxx and to attempt to resolve the conflict on behalf of the Association and the Artists, and the decisions of the Executive Director shall be binding on Equity and the Artists subject to Article 48:00 (Dispute Resolution) of this Agreement.
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Interpretive Powers of Equity. Should there be any conflict between Clauses, or any basis for more than one (1) interpretation as to the meaning of them, the Executive Director of Equity has the right to determine, on behalf of its members, the interpretation or to resolve the conflict, and the decision shall be binding upon Equity and its members, subject to Article 44:00 (Dispute Resolution and Arbitration). All signators to this Agreement shall be immediately notified of such interpretation.
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Interpretive Powers of Equity. Should there be any conflict between Clauses, or any basis for more than one (1) interpretation as to the meaning of them, the Executive Director of Equity has the right to determine, on behalf of the Artists, the interpretation or to resolve the conflict, and the decision shall be binding upon Equity and the Artists, subject to Article 44:00 Dispute Resolution and Arbitration. All signatories to this Agreement shall be immediately notified of such interpretation.
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