Procedure for resolving disputes.
(a) (Disputes to be resolved): Any dispute between the Parties arising under this Agreement must be resolved in accordance with this clause 15.
(b) (Dispute resolution procedure): The procedure that is to be followed to resolve a dispute is as follows:
(i) firstly, the dispute must be the subject of negotiation as required by clause 15.2;
(ii) secondly, if the dispute remains unresolved (in whole or in part) after the expiration of the period for negotiation referred to in clause 15.2(c)(i) the parties may agree that the dispute must be referred to an expert for determination in accordance with clauses 15.4 to 15.8 (inclusive) or to arbitration in accordance clause 16; and
(iii) thirdly, if:
A. the dispute remains unresolved (in whole or in part) after the expiration of the period for negotiation referred to in clause 15.2(c)(i) and irrespective of whether the parties failed to meet as required by that clause or whether having so met the parties fail to agree whether the dispute should be referred to an expert or to arbitration within 20 Business Days after the expiration of the period for negotiation referred to in clause 15.2(c)(i);
B. the dispute has been referred to expert determination and a determination is not made by the expert within 30 days after the expert's acceptance of appointment; or
C. the dispute is referred to expert determination and a notice of dissatisfaction is given in accordance with clause 15.6(a), then the dispute must be referred to arbitration in accordance with clause 16.
Procedure for resolving disputes. (a) Subject to clause 11.1(b) the Parties to this Agreement must not commence court proceedings or arbitration relating to a dispute arising under this Agreement, except where a Party seeks urgent relief from a court, unless the Parties have first each complied with the provisions of this clause 11.
(b) Where a Party to this Agreement fails to comply with this clause 11, the other Party need not comply before referring the dispute to an arbitrator or commencing court proceedings relating to the dispute.
(c) A Party to this Agreement claiming that a dispute (Claimant) has arisen under this Agreement will give notice to the other Party (Defendant) stating the matters in dispute and naming as the Claimant’s representative a person with authority to negotiate and to settle the dispute (Dispute Notice).
(d) Within 10 Business Days of receiving the Dispute Notice, the Defendant will give the Claimant notice stating the Defendant’s response to the matters in dispute and naming as the Defendant’s representative a person with authority to negotiate and to settle the dispute (Reply Notice).
(e) Within 5 Business Days of the service of the Reply Notice the Party’s named representatives will meet to seek to resolve the dispute. The terms of any settlement will be recorded in writing signed by both representatives.
(f) If the dispute is not resolved within 10 Business Days of the service of the Reply Notice (or within such further period as the representatives may agree in writing is appropriate), the Parties will proceed to mediate in accordance with the Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australian Mediation Rules.
(g) If the matter is not resolved through mediation, within 40 Business Days of the Reply Notice, either Party may take such action as it sees fit.
Procedure for resolving disputes. (a) (Disputes to be resolved): Any dispute between the parties arising under this Maintenance Licence (Dispute) must be resolved in accordance with this clause 10.
(b) (Procedure): The procedure that is to be followed to resolve a Dispute is as follows:
(i) firstly, the Dispute must be the subject of negotiation as required by clause 10.2;
(ii) secondly, if the Dispute remains unresolved (in whole or in part) after the expiration of the period for negotiation referred to in clause 10.2(c)(i) the parties may agree that the Dispute be referred to an expert for determination in accordance with clauses 10.4 to 10.8 (inclusive) or to arbitration under clause 11; and
(iii) thirdly, if:
Procedure for resolving disputes. The Trust and the trade unions agree that it is in the interests of all parties that consultation and negotiations are carried out expeditiously and with the aim of reaching an agreed settlement. In the highly unlikely event that agreement cannot be reached on collective issues, the Trust reserves the right to make decisions and take appropriate steps at its discretion. However, if the Trust and the trade unions cannot reach an agreement, the matter may also be referred to the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS) in order to seek resolution of the issue. Either party may determine that a matter is referred to ACAS for conciliation. Both parties may subsequently agree, where necessary, that a matter is referred to ACAS for arbitration.
Procedure for resolving disputes. ☐ ☐ In the future, if the parents have a disagreement about parenting issues, the parents shall try to work out their disagreement in the best interests of the child(ren). If the parents are unable to work out their disagreement on their own, they will attempt to resolve the dispute through mediation before coming back to C ourt. The parties agree to use the following procedure to resolve disputes instead of mediation:
Procedure for resolving disputes. 12.1 Any claims of the Clients on the conducted trading operations must be sent by e-mail to the addresses indicated on the website.
12.2 The client is obliged to send a complaint no later than one month after the reason for the complaint appears if the complaint concerns a trade transaction and no later than a week if the complaint concerns a non-trade transaction. In the event that more time has passed since the appearance of the reason for the claim, the claim can be considered only in exceptional cases - by the decision of the Company.
12.3 Any complaint by the Client regarding completed trading operations must be sent by e-mail to the address: (hidden) within 48 hours from the moment the reason for such a complaint appears. The claim must contain the following points:
1) Name, Surname
2) Login in the trading platform
3) Order No.
4) Date and time (by time in the terminal) 5) Order type
Procedure for resolving disputes. 8.1. All disputes and disagreements with regard to quality of translations shall be resolved by means of amicable negotiations.
8.2. Disputes and disagreements that may arise in the course of execution hereof that were not settled by means of amicable negotiations shall be settled according to the established judicial procedure in the court at the location of the Customer. The legal costs and fees associated with any legal action will be awarded to the successful party.
Procedure for resolving disputes. The parties to this Contract are subject to the provisions of Article 1.5 (commencing with section 20104) of Chapter 1 of Part 3 of the Public Contract Code, which requires compliance with the procedures set forth therein to resolve any claim by the Contractor of $375,000 or less regarding an extension of time, a change order, extra work, or any other disputed amount. If after the procedures set forth in Article 1.5 (commencing with section 20104) of Chapter 1 of Part 3 of the Public Contract Code are completed and a civil action is filed, the action shall be subject to the mediation and arbitration provisions required by Section 20104.4 of the Public Contract Code.
Procedure for resolving disputes. 8.1.1. All disputes and disagreements, if any, arise during the execution of this Of the Agreement, the Parties will try to resolve it through negotiations.
8.1.2. Parties make claims using the ticket system
8.1.3. The e-mail box specified by the Customer during registration is considered to be a contact one.
8.1.4. The deadline for responding to a claim is thirty b calendar days.
Procedure for resolving disputes. In the event of the issue of a License being refused or a License being terminated by the Proprietor, the person concerned shall, within the period of sixty days immediately succeeding the date of such refusal or termination, have the right to appeal against such refusal or cancellation to the Registrar of Trade Marks, India, provided that he at the same time gives notice of such appeal to the Proprietor. The decision of the Registrar of Trade Marks on such appeal (after submission to it of such written and/or oral representations as the parties decide to make or as it shall require) shall be final and binding on the Proprietor and the person concerned.
