Common use of Introduction of Evidence Clause in Contracts

Introduction of Evidence. a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's possession and on which the grievant relies or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's claim for relief. b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision. c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's possession and on which the President relied in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions. d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the President, or the Chair of the Council of Presidents may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance the existence or relevance of which he/she did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.

Introduction of Evidence. a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's possession and on which the grievant relies or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's claim for relief. b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision. c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's possession and on which the President relied in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions. d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the President, or the Chair of the Council of Presidents may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance the existence or relevance of which he/she did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.

Introduction of Evidence. Evidence may be introduced into the grievance record only in compliance with the following provisions: a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's his possession and on which the grievant he relies or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's his claim for relief.; b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision.; c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's his possession and on which the President relied he relies in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered by him pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions.; d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the PresidentPresident or any of his agents, or the Chair Chairperson of the Council of Presidents President may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance grievance, the existence or relevance of which he/she evidence he or they did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.

Introduction of Evidence. Evidence may be introduced into the grievance record only in compliance with the following provisions: a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's their possession and on which the grievant relies they rely or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's their claim for relief.; b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision.; c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's their possession and on which the President relied they rely in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered by them pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions.; d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the PresidentPresident or any of their agents, or the Chair Chairperson of the Council of Presidents President may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance grievance, the existence or relevance of which he/she evidence they did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.

Introduction of Evidence. a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's possession and on which the grievant relies or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's claim for relief.; b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision.; c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's possession and on which the President relied in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions.; d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the President, or the Chair of the Council of Presidents may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance the existence or relevance of which he/she did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.

Introduction of Evidence. Evidence may be introduced into the grievance record only in compliance with the following provisions: a. Within the time limits hereinafter prescribed for the initiation of Step 2 of these procedures, the grievant shall introduce all evidence in the grievant's his/her possession and on which the grievant he/she relies or intends to rely as supporting the grievant's his/her claim for relief.; b. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant may introduce additional evidence for the sole purpose of rebutting any finding of fact or any determination as set forth in any decision rendered pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that such additional evidence, if any, shall be introduced within the time period allowed for the initiation of the Step next following such decision.; c. The President shall introduce at Step 2 all evidence in the President's his/her possession and on which the President relied he/she relies in making any finding of fact and any determination as set forth in the decision rendered by him/her pursuant to the provisions of this Article; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require the President to introduce any evidence otherwise introduced by the grievant pursuant to the foregoing provisions.; and d. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the grievant, the PresidentPresident or any of his/her agents, or the Chair of the Council of Presidents may introduce any evidence material and relevant to the grievance the existence or relevance of which evidence he/she or they did not and should not have known at the times otherwise provided herein for the introduction of evidence. All evidence introduced pursuant to the foregoing provisions shall form a part of the grievance record.