Common use of Procedural Rules Clause in Contracts

Procedural Rules. (a) The arbitrator(s) may adopt any procedural rules that they, at their sole discretion, deem appropriate to conducting the arbitration and facilitating the resolution of the dispute. (b) No procedural rule adopted by the arbitrator(s) shall extend the time period set forth in paragraph 6.10(a). (c) Refusal by either Party to comply with an order of the arbitrator(s) adopting or modifying any procedural rule shall constitute, in the sole discretion of the arbitrator(s), grounds for default and a finding in favour of the other Party.

Procedural Rules. (a) 6.9.1 The arbitrator(s) may adopt any procedural rules that they, at their sole discretion, deem appropriate to conducting the arbitration and facilitating the resolution of the dispute. (b) 6.9.2 No procedural rule adopted by the arbitrator(s) shall extend the time period set forth in paragraph 6.10(a)section 6.10.1. (c) 6.9.3 Refusal by either Party to comply with an order of the arbitrator(s) adopting or modifying any procedural rule shall constitute, in the sole discretion of the arbitrator(s), grounds for default and a finding in favour of the other Party.

Procedural Rules. (a) The arbitrator(s) may adopt any procedural rules that they, at their sole discretion, deem appropriate to conducting the arbitration and facilitating the resolution of the disputethedispute. (b) No procedural rule adopted by the arbitrator(s) shall extend the time period set forth in paragraph 6.10(a). (c) Refusal by either Party to comply with an order of the arbitrator(s) adopting or modifying any procedural rule shall constitute, in the sole discretion of the arbitrator(s), grounds for default and a finding in favour of the other Party.

Procedural Rules. (a) The arbitrator(s) may adopt any procedural rules that they, at their sole discretion, deem appropriate to conducting the arbitration and facilitating the resolution of the disputethedispute. (b) No procedural rule adopted by the arbitrator(s) shall extend the time period set forth in paragraph 6.10(a). (c) Refusal by either Party to comply with an order of the arbitrator(s) adopting or modifying any modifyingany procedural rule shall constitute, in the sole discretion of the arbitrator(s), grounds for default and a finding in favour of the other Party.