Notice and Filing. If a Dispute must be arbitrated, You or Epic must start arbitration of the Dispute within two (2) years from when the Dispute first arose. If applicable law requires you to bring a claim for a Dispute sooner than two years after the Dispute first arose, you must start arbitration in that earlier time period. Epic encourages You to tell us about a Dispute as soon as possible so we can work to resolve it. The failure to provide timely notice shall bar all claims.
Notice and Filing. Seller acknowledges that the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania may require that certain governmental agencies or authorities be notified in advance of the date of Closing of the proposed sale of the Property by Seller to Purchaser, and in certain cases that Seller may be required to obtain and deliver to Purchaser one or more clearance certificates evidencing the payment by Seller of certain taxes, assessments and contributions to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (the “Clearance Certificates”). Seller shall be responsible for providing all notices to governmental agencies required under 72 P.S. § 1403, 72 P.S. § 7240, 43 P.S. § 788.3, 72 P.S. § 7321.1 and 69 P.S. § 529 (collectively, the “Bulk Sales Statutes”) and for providing, at Closing, evidence reasonably acceptable to Purchaser that such notices have been delivered. Seller agrees to act in good faith and with reasonable diligence to apply for, obtain and deliver to Purchaser (with copies to the Title Company) all required Clearance Certificates, showing no taxes, assessments or other charges due, at or as soon after the Closing Date as is reasonably possible.
Notice and Filing. If a Dispute must be arbitrated, you or Company must start arbitration of the Dispute within two (2) years of the events giving rise to the Dispute. If applicable law requires you to bring a claim for a Dispute sooner than two (2) years after the Dispute first arose, you must start arbitration in that earlier time period. We encourage you to tell us about a Dispute as soon as possible so we can work to resolve it. Failure to provide timely notice will permanently bar all claims.
