Common use of Litigation and Limitations Act Clause in Contracts

Litigation and Limitations Act. No Party shall commence litigation concerning the Dispute until the negotiation and Mediation processes have concluded. The Parties agree that during the time any Dispute is subject to the negotiation and Mediation processes, the limitation periods set forth in the Limitations Act (Alberta) shall be stayed. The limitation periods shall be reinstated once the Mediation terminates or is deemed terminated so that each of the Parties shall have the respective rights and remedies that were available to them before the commencement of these processes. Any Party may commence litigation on any date, if necessary, to preserve its legal rights and remedies if the commencement of litigation after that date would otherwise be banned by any applicable limitation period or if the commencement of litigation is otherwise necessary to prevent irreparable harm to that Party.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Maintenance and Use Agreement, Memorandum of Agreement, Maintenance and Use Agreement

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