Common use of Notice to Arbitrate Clause in Contracts

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 working days of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the grievor under 23.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 working days of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the grievor under 23.6.222.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 forty (40) working days of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the grievor under 23.6.222.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 working days of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the grievor under 23.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 working days of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the grievor under 23.6.227.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.

Notice to Arbitrate. Either party shall be entitled, within 40 working days d ays of the date upon which denial of the grievance is received by the bythe grievor under 23.6.227.6.2, to forward written notice to the opposite party that it intends to proceed to final and binding arbitration with the grievance.