Common use of Order for Directions Clause in Contracts

Order for Directions. Unless there are special reasons, the initial order for directions shall include: (i) a date for disclosure of documents including witness statements (see clause 8.5); (ii) a date for proof of values; (iii) a date by which any party must identify any issue(s) in the case which are likely to necessitate the service of pleadings; (iv) a date for a progress meeting or additional progress meetings unless all represented parties with reasonable notice agree that the same is unnecessary; (v) unless agreed by all represented parties to be premature, a date for the hearing and estimates for the time likely to be required by the Arbitrator to read evidence in advance and for the length of the hearing; (vi) any other matters deemed by the Arbitrator or any party to be appropriate to be included in the initial order.

Order for Directions. Unless there are special reasons, the initial order for directions shall include:include:- (ia) a date for disclosure of documents including witness statements (see clause 8.5Rule 4); (iib) a date for proof of values; (iiic) a date by which any party must identify any issue(s) in the case which are likely to necessitate the service of pleadings; (ivd) a date for a progress meeting or additional progress meetings unless all represented parties with reasonable notice agree that the same is unnecessary; (ve) unless agreed by all represented parties to be premature, a date for the hearing and estimates for the time likely to be required by the Arbitrator to read evidence in advance and for the length of the hearing; (vif) any other matters deemed by the Arbitrator or any party to be appropriate to be included in the initial order.

Order for Directions. 10.2 Unless there are special reasons, the theThe initial order for directions shall include: (i) a date for disclosure of documents including witness statements (see clause 8.5); (ii) a date for proof of values; (iii) a date by which any party must identify any issue(s) in the case which are likely to necessitate the service of pleadings; (iv) a date for a progress meeting or additional progress meetings unless all represented parties with reasonable notice agree that the same samethis is unnecessary; (v) unless otherwise agreed and ordered by all represented parties to be prematureprematurethe Arbitrator, a date for the hearing and estimates for the time likely to be required by the Arbitrator to read evidence in advance and for the length of the hearing; (vi) any other matters deemed deemedconsidered by the Arbitrator or any party to be appropriate to be included in the initial order.