Mediator Appointment Clause Samples
Mediator Appointment. If the Parties may agree on a mediator, they shall do so. Alternatively, either Party may petition any court of competent jurisdiction to appoint a mediator. The only predicate issues the court needs to consider, before appointing a mediator, are whether:
Mediator Appointment. If the Parties may agree on a mediator, they shall do so. Alternatively, either Party may petition any court of competent jurisdiction to appoint a mediator. The only predicate issues the court needs to consider, before appointing a mediator, are whether:
32.06.1. the copy of the Agreement before the court is authentic; and
32.06.2. the Agreement was duly signed and delivered by all Parties agreeing to be bound to mediate. If neither of those issues cited in Section 32.06.1 or Section 32.06.2 herein is denied under oath, the court may appoint a mediator upon motion, without trial.
Mediator Appointment. 18.2.1 Within 5 Working Days after agreeing to refer a dispute to mediation the Parties shall meet and use all reasonable endeavours to agree upon a person to act as mediator, unless they have agreed upon a mediator when agreeing so to refer the dispute.
18.2.2 Where the Parties agree upon a mediator they shall request such person to accept appointment as mediator, and shall use all reasonable endeavours to agree (between themselves and with the mediator) upon the terms of his appointment.
18.2.3 A person shall be treated as appointed as a mediator for the purposes of this Condition 18 when he has confirmed his acceptance to act as mediator in accordance herewith.
Mediator Appointment. Disagreements regarding mediator appointments can be resolved by applying to the Law Society of the Northern Provinces for an appointment within 7 days.
Mediator Appointment. 18.2.1 Within 5 Working Days after agreeing to refer a dispute to mediation the Parties shall meet and use all reasonable endeavours to agree upon a person to act as mediator, unless they have agreed upon a mediator when agreeing so to refer the dispute.
18.2.2 Where the Parties agree upon a mediator they shall request such person to accept appointment as mediator, and shall use all reasonable endeavours to agree (between themselves and with the mediator) upon the terms of his appointment.
18.2.3 A person shall be treated as appointed as a mediator for the purposes of this Condition 18 when he has confirmed his acceptance to act as mediator in accordance herewith.
18.2.4 Where the Parties cannot agree upon a mediator or the terms of his appointment they will use the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) and where the Parties have agreed to attempt to settle the dispute by mediation by using the CEDR then they shall do so in accordance with the CEDR Model Mediation Procedure in place of the procedure in this Condition 18.