Common use of Neither Party May Constrain Clause in Contracts

Neither Party May Constrain. If: (a) at least one meeting has been held in accordance with clause 7.3; and (b) the parties have been unable to reach an outcome identified in 7.3(a) to (c); and (c) either of the parties (acting in good faith) forms the view that the dispute is reasonably unlikely to be resolved in accordance with a process agreed under clause 7.3; then that party may, by 14 days notice in writing to the other(s), terminate the dispute resolution process in respect of that dispute. The termination of the process set out in this clause 7 does not of itself amount to a breach of the Agreement.

Neither Party May Constrain. IfExcept in the case of a dispute under clause 3.5(ii), if: (a) at least one meeting has been held in accordance with clause 7.38.2(a); and (b) the parties Parties have been unable to reach an outcome identified in 7.3(a) to (c)outcome; and (c) either of the parties Parties (acting in good faith) forms the view that the dispute is reasonably unlikely to be resolved in accordance with a process agreed under clause 7.38.2(b); then that party may, by 14 days 10 Business Days’ notice in writing to the other(s)other, terminate the dispute resolution process in respect of that dispute. The termination of the process set out in this clause 7 8 does not of itself amount to a breach of the Agreement.

Neither Party May Constrain. If: (a) at least one meeting has been held in accordance with clause 7.3; and (b) the parties have been unable to reach an outcome identified in 7.3(a) to (c); and (c) either of the parties (acting in good faith) forms the view that the dispute is reasonably unlikely to be resolved in accordance with a process agreed under clause 7.3; then that party may, by 14 days days’ notice in writing to the other(s)other, terminate the dispute resolution process in respect of that dispute. The termination of the process set out in this clause 7 does not of itself amount to a breach of the AgreementDeed.

Neither Party May Constrain. If: (a) at least one meeting has been held in accordance with clause 7.315.3; and (b) the parties have been unable to reach an outcome identified in 7.3(a15.2(a) to (c15.2(c); and (c) either of the parties (acting in good faith) forms the view that the dispute is reasonably unlikely to be resolved in accordance with a process agreed under clause 7.315.3; then that party may, by 14 days day’s notice in writing to the other(s)other, terminate the dispute resolution process in respect of that dispute. The termination of the process set out in this clause 7 15 does not of itself amount to a breach of the Agreementthis agreement.