Common use of Parties to resolve Dispute Clause in Contracts

Parties to resolve Dispute. During the 60 days after a notice is given under sub-clause 33.2 (or longer period if the Parties agree in writing), each Party must use its reasonable efforts through a meeting of senior management representatives (or their nominees) to resolve the Dispute. Breach of this clause If a Party breaches sub-clauses 33.1 to 33.3 above, the other Party does not have to comply with those clauses in relation to the Dispute.

Parties to resolve Dispute. ‌ During the 60 days after a notice is given under sub-clause 33.2 Clause 32.2 (Notification) (or longer period if the Parties agree in writing), each Party must use its reasonable efforts through a meeting of senior management representatives (or their nominees) to resolve the Dispute. Breach of this clause If a Party breaches sub-clauses 33.1 to 33.3 above, the other Party does not have to comply with those clauses in relation to the Dispute.

Parties to resolve Dispute. During the 60 days after a notice is given under sub-clause 33.2 Clause 32.2 (Notification) (or longer period if the Parties agree in writing), each Party must use its reasonable efforts through a meeting of senior management representatives (or their nominees) to resolve the Dispute. Breach of this clause If a Party breaches sub-clauses 33.1 Clauses 32.1 (No arbitration or court proceedings) to 33.3 32.3 (Parties to resolve Dispute) above, the other Party does not have to comply with those clauses in relation to the Dispute.

Parties to resolve Dispute. During the 60 days after a notice is given under sub-clause 33.2 Clause 32.2 (Notification) (or longer period if the Parties agree in writing), each Party must use its reasonable efforts through a meeting of senior management representatives (or their nominees) to resolve the Dispute. Breach of this clause If a Party breaches sub-clauses 33.1 to 33.3 above, the other Party does not have to comply with those clauses in relation to the Dispute.