Common use of Mandatory Time Limits Clause in Contracts

Mandatory Time Limits. The time limits contained in Article 9 are considered substantive and may only be extended or waived by written agreement of the parties. Any grievance, which is not commended or processed through the required steps in accordance with these times limits is subject to a claim of abandonment and the parties agree that arbitrators should only relieve against a failure to follow time limits in an exceptional case.

Mandatory Time Limits. The time limits contained in Article 9 are considered substantive and may only be extended or waived by written agreement of the parties. Any grievance, which is not commended commenced or processed through the required steps in accordance with these times limits stages, is subject to a claim of abandonment and the parties agree that arbitrators should only relieve against a failure to follow time limits in an exceptional case.

Mandatory Time Limits. The time limits contained in Article 9 12 are considered substantive and may only be extended or waived by written agreement of the partiesParties. Any grievance, which is not commended or processed through the required steps in accordance with these times limits is subject to a claim of abandonment by either Party and the parties Parties agree that arbitrators should only relieve against a failure to follow time limits in an exceptional case.

Mandatory Time Limits. The time limits contained in Article 9 are considered substantive and may only be extended or waived by written agreement of the parties. Any grievance, which is not commended or processed through the required steps in accordance with these times limits stages, is subject to a claim of abandonment and the parties agree that arbitrators should only relieve against a failure to follow time limits in an exceptional case.