Process for resolution. If any dispute or difference between the Customer and the Water Entity arises out of this Irrigation Right:
(a) either the Customer or the Water Entity may notify the other party of the dispute or difference and invoke this clause 20.1;
(b) the Customer and the Water Entity must within fourteen (14) calendar days after the notice referred to in clause 20.1(a) is given, meet and negotiate in good faith to attempt to resolve the dispute or difference;
(c) if the dispute or difference is not resolved at a meeting held as required by clause 20.1(b) or the meeting has not taken place within fourteen (14) calendar days after the notice referred to in clause 20.1(a) is given, either the Customer or the Water Entity may refer the dispute or difference to an independent expert mediator who, if not agreed by the parties, is appropriately qualified having regard to the nature of the dispute as appointed by the President of the Tasmanian Chapter of the Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia; and
(d) if the dispute or difference cannot be resolved by mediation, the dispute may be referred to litigation by either party.
Process for resolution. If any dispute or difference between the Land Holder and the Water Entity arises out of this Connection Agreement:
(a) either the Land Holder or the Water Entity may notify the other of them of the dispute or difference and invoke this clause 13.1;
(b) the Land Holder and the Water Entity must within thirty
Process for resolution. If any dispute or difference between the Purchaser and Tasmanian Irrigation arises out of this agreement:
(a) either the Purchaser or Tasmanian Irrigation may notify the other of them of the dispute or difference and invoke this clause 15.1;
(b) the Purchaser and Tasmanian Irrigation must within fourteen (14) days after the notice referred to in clause 15.1(a) is given, meet and negotiate in good faith to attempt to resolve the dispute or difference;
(c) if the dispute or difference is not resolved at a meeting held as required by clause 15.1(b) or the meeting has not taken place within fourteen (14) calendar days after the notice referred to in clause 15.1(a) is given, either the Purchaser or Tasmanian Irrigation may refer the dispute or difference to a mediator who, if not agreed by the parties, is appropriately qualified having regard to the nature of the dispute as appointed by the President of the Tasmanian Chapter of the Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia; and
(d) if the dispute or difference cannot be resolved by mediation, the dispute may be referred to litigation.
Process for resolution. The matter shall be referred to the following process:
a. Refer matter to chair or where the issue may involve the chair, to any vice chair, with notice to chief executive officer.
b. Chair (or vice chair as the case may be) may either (i) attempt to resolve the matter informally, or (ii) refer the matter to either the executive committee (if one has been established) or to an ad hoc sub-committee of the board established by the chair (or vice chair, as the case may be) which shall report to the board.
c. If the chair or vice chair elects to attempt to resolve the matter informally and the matter cannot be informally resolved to the satisfaction of the chair (or vice chair as the case may be), the director referring the matter and the director involved, then the chair or vice chair shall refer the matter to the process in (b) (ii) above.
d. A decision of the board by majority resolution shall be determinative of the matter.
Process for resolution. If any dispute or difference between the holder of a Water Entitlement and the Water Entity arises out of a Water Entitlement in relation to the Water Entitlements Register:
(a) either the holder or the Water Entity may notify the other person of the dispute or difference and invoke this clause 7;
Process for resolution. DRAFT If the dispute is not resolved within fourteen (14) days of the date of referral of the dispute to the Chief Executives (or their nominated representatives) (or such further period as the Chief Executives agree is appropriate), the parties will, within seven (7) calendar days of the end of that period, refer the dispute to mediation in accordance with clause 15.5.
Process for resolution. (a) Where any Party raises a Dispute by notice to the other Parties in accordance with Clause 29.2 such Dispute shall be resolved between the Sponsors in accordance with clause 32 of the Sponsors Agreement before the matter is resolved under this Agreement provided that, while the matter is being resolved between the Sponsors in accordance with the Sponsors Agreement:
(i) the Sponsors shall ensure that CRL is informed of the progress of discussions between the Sponsors in a timely manner and is afforded an opportunity to discuss such Dispute with the participants in the dispute resolution process described in clause 32 of the Sponsors Agreement;
(ii) CRL shall provide, and subject to privilege and to any applicable confidentiality restrictions, shall ensure that the Delivery Contractors shall provide, such information as the Sponsors reasonably request in connection with resolving any Dispute between the Sponsors;
(iii) any of CRL, SoS or TfL shall be entitled to consult with, and seek recommendations with respect to the resolution of the Dispute from, the Disputes Panel or any other appropriate expert or consultant and may present such recommendations to the other Parties at any time during any resolution of the Dispute, provided that the Sponsors shall not be bound by any decision, opinion or recommendation of the Disputes Panel or any other person (including CRL) with respect of any Dispute unless the Sponsors expressly agree to be so bound; and
(iv) where any Party requests the opinion or recommendations of the Disputes Panel or any other appropriate expert or consultant with respect to any Dispute, it shall notify the other Parties of such request and direct the Disputes Panel or other expert to provide its opinion or recommendations in writing to each Party at the same time.
(b) Promptly following the resolution of any Dispute between the Sponsors under the Sponsors Agreement, the Sponsors shall notify CRL in writing of such decision and the agreement of the Sponsors with respect to any Dispute shall be final and binding on CRL; provided that any agreement of the Sponsors which constitutes a Change shall be subject to Schedule 4 provided that any dispute arising from a dispute under Schedule 4 shall not be a further Change.
(c) If a Dispute is raised by any Party in connection with this Agreement and the Sponsors agree a joint position with respect to the resolution of such Dispute without referring such Dispute to the process set out in clause 32 of...
Process for resolution. (a) All disputes between the parties in connection with this Contract must be resolved in accordance with this clause 19.
(b) Within 10 Business Days after receipt of a Notice of Dispute representatives of each of the parties must meet to seek to resolve the dispute.
(c) If the dispute is not resolved by the representatives of the parties within 15 Business Days after receipt of a Notice of Dispute, then the dispute must be referred to a senior executive of each party for resolution.
(d) If the dispute is not resolved by the senior executives of the parties within 20 Business Days after referral of the dispute to the senior executives, then either party may refer the dispute to be resolved by mediation conducted in accordance with the Resolution Institute Mediation Rules.
(e) If the dispute is not resolved by mediation within 20 Business Days after referral of the dispute to mediation, then either party may commence legal proceedings.
Process for resolution. If any dispute or difference between the holder of a Water Entitlement and the Water Entity arises out of a Water Entitlement in relation to the Water Entitlements Register:
(a) either the holder or the Water Entity may notify the other person of the dispute or difference and invoke this clause 7;
(b) the holder and the Water Entity must within thirty (30) calendar days after the notice referred to in clause 7.1(a) is given, meet and negotiate in good faith to attempt to resolve the dispute or difference;
(c) if the dispute or difference is not resolved at a meeting held as required by clause 7.1(b) or the meeting has not taken place within thirty (30) calendar days after the notice referred to in clause 7.1(a) is given, either the holder or the Water Entity may refer the dispute or difference to a mediator who, if not agreed by the parties, is appropriately qualified having regard to the nature of the dispute as appointed by the President of the Tasmanian Chapter of the Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia; and
(d) if the dispute or difference can not be resolved by mediation, the dispute may be referred to litigation.
Process for resolution
