Invocation of Expedited Proceeding After Service of Claim Under Articles 11 Sample Clauses

Invocation of Expedited Proceeding After Service of Claim Under Articles 11. A. through 11.C. If, after such time as a residuals arbitration has been commenced under the procedures set forth in Articles 11.A. through 11.C. above, a party learns that a respondent is not financially responsible, or it is likely that the respondent's assets will be depleted or transferred, such that in either case it is reasonable to believe that the respondent would be unable to satisfy its residuals liability if the dispute were processed through such grievance and/or arbitration procedures, any party to that arbitration proceeding may invoke an expedited arbitration under this Article 11.G. by serving appropriate notice to that effect.
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