Precondition to Litigation Clause Samples
The Precondition to Litigation clause establishes specific requirements or steps that parties must fulfill before initiating a lawsuit related to the contract. Typically, this may involve mandatory negotiation, mediation, or other forms of dispute resolution, requiring the parties to attempt to resolve their differences outside of court first. By imposing these preliminary steps, the clause aims to encourage settlement, reduce unnecessary litigation, and save time and costs for both parties.
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Precondition to Litigation. Except for provisional relief under Section 13.4, neither Party shall bring any action at law or in equity to enforce, interpret, or remedy any breach or default of this Agreement without first complying with the provisions of this Article 13; provided, however, that if the Arbitrators fail to issue a decision within sixty (60) Days after the commencement of arbitration under Section 13.3, then either Party may bring any action at law or in equity to seek enforcement, interpretation or remedy of any breach of this Agreement.
Precondition to Litigation. Except for claims for temporary injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction as described above, neither party shall bring any action at law or in equity to enforce, interpret, or remedy any breach of his Agreement without first complying with the provisions of this Article 13.
Precondition to Litigation. Either Party may initiate litigation proceedings if: (i) the chief executive officers do not resolve whether each Disputed Product identified in the Written Notice is not an Other Licensed Product within sixty (60) days of receipt of a Detailed Written Notice; or (ii) prior to the expiration of such sixty (60) days, the chief executive officers mutually agree that they are unlikely to resolve such issue. Neither Party may initiate litigation proceedings before then.