Common use of INTRODUCTION OF CASES Clause in Contracts

INTRODUCTION OF CASES. The parties will present jointly to the Arbitrator at the start of each case, a written statement as to the issue and facts involved. This statement will include a brief description of the disputed positions of the parties as well as a list of evidence/exhibits that have been previously stipulated. It is understood and agreed that the parties will make every effort to clearly define and agree upon the "issue" before presenting the grievance to the Arbitrator. No facts can be presented that are not a referenced part of this written statement and thus jointly stipulated as evidence. No arguments may be included in this written statement. A brief opening statement may be made during the introduction of cases.

INTRODUCTION OF CASES. The parties will present jointly to the Arbitrator at the start of each case, a written statement as to the issue and facts involved. This statement will include a brief description of the disputed positions of the parties as well as a list of evidence/exhibits that have been previously stipulated. It is understood and agreed that the parties will make every effort to clearly define defined and agree upon the "issue" before presenting the grievance to the Arbitrator. No facts can be presented that are not a referenced part of this written statement and thus jointly stipulated as evidence. No arguments may be included in this written statement. A brief opening statement may be made during the introduction of cases.

INTRODUCTION OF CASES. The parties will present jointly to the Arbitrator at the start of each case, a written statement as to the issue and facts involved. This statement will include a brief description of the disputed positions of the parties as well as a list of evidence/exhibits that have been previously stipulated. It is understood and agreed that the parties will make every effort to clearly define and agree upon the "“issue" ” before presenting the grievance to the Arbitrator. No facts can be presented that are not a referenced part of this written statement and thus jointly stipulated as evidence. No arguments may be included in this written statement. A brief opening statement may be made during the introduction of cases.

INTRODUCTION OF CASES. The parties will present jointly to the Arbitrator at the start of each case, a written statement as to the issue and the facts involved. This statement will include a brief description of the disputed positions of the parties as well as a list of evidence/exhibits that have been previously stipulated. It is understood and agreed that the parties will make every effort to clearly define and agree upon the "“issue" ” before presenting the grievance to the Arbitrator. No facts can be presented that are not a referenced part of this written statement and thus jointly stipulated as evidence. No arguments may be included in this written statement. A brief opening statement may be made during the introduction of cases.