Common use of Notice and Consultation Clause in Contracts

Notice and Consultation. Each Party agrees it is in its best interest to attempt to resolve disputes amicably when possible. Accordingly, except with respect to (a) matters involving bankruptcy, (b) instances in which a Party is seeking injunctive relief, or (c) instances in which a Party is seeking payment for amounts due under these Terms, before commencing arbitration or any other proceeding against the other Party in connection with these Terms, a Party must first send notice to the other Party and describe its claims in reasonable detail and afford the other Party at least 10 days to attempt to resolve any claims through good faith negotiation and consultation.

Notice and Consultation. Each Party agrees it is in its best interest to attempt to resolve disputes amicably when possible. Accordingly, except with respect to (a) matters involving bankruptcy, (b) instances in which a Party is seeking injunctive relief, or (c) instances in which a Party is seeking payment for amounts due under these Termsthe Agreement, before commencing arbitration or any other proceeding against the other Party in connection with these Termsthe Agreement, a Party must first send notice to the other Party and describe its claims in reasonable detail and afford the other Party at least 10 days to attempt to resolve any claims through good faith negotiation and consultation.

Notice and Consultation. Each Party agrees it is in its best interest to attempt to resolve disputes amicably when possible. Accordingly, except with respect to (a) matters involving bankruptcy, (b) instances in which a Party is seeking injunctive relief, or (c) instances in which a Party is seeking payment for amounts due under these Termsthis Agreement, before commencing arbitration or any other proceeding against the other Party in connection with these Termsthis Agreement, a Party must first send notice to the other Party and describe its claims in reasonable detail and afford the other Party at least 10 days to attempt to resolve any claims through good faith negotiation and consultation.

Notice and Consultation. Each Party agrees it is in its best interest to attempt to resolve disputes amicably when to the extent possible. Accordingly, except with respect to (a) matters involving bankruptcy, (b) instances in which a Party is seeking injunctive relief, or (c) instances in which a Party is seeking payment for amounts due under these Terms, before commencing arbitration or any other proceeding against the other Party in connection with these Terms, a Party must first send notice to the other Party and describe its claims in reasonable detail and afford the other Party at least 10 days to attempt to resolve any claims through good faith negotiation and consultation.

Notice and Consultation. Each Party agrees it is in its best interest to attempt to resolve disputes amicably when to the extent possible. Accordingly, except with respect to (a) matters involving bankruptcy, (b) bankruptcy or instances in which a Party is seeking injunctive or equitable relief, or (c) instances in which a Party is seeking payment for amounts due under these Terms, before commencing arbitration or any other proceeding against the other Party in connection with these Terms, a Party must first send notice to the other Party and describe its claims in reasonable detail and afford the other Party at least 10 days to attempt to resolve any claims through good faith negotiation and consultation.