Prohibition against Future Assistance Sample Clauses

Prohibition against Future Assistance. It is agreed that the mediator will neither represent nor testify on behalf of any of the Parties in any subsequent legal or administrative proceeding between the Parties or where they are opposed in interest. It is further agreed that the personal notes and written opinions of the mediator made in relation to this mediation are confidential and may not be used in any subsequent proceeding between the Parties.
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Prohibition against Future Assistance. The arbitrator must neither represent nor testify on behalf of any of the Parties in any subsequent proceeding between the Parties or where they are opposed in interest. In agreements with the arbitrator, the participants in the arbitration shall bind the arbitrator to this prohibition.
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Prohibition against Future Assistance. It is agreed that the Arbitrator will neither represent nor testify on behalf of any of the Parties in any subsequent proceeding between the Parties or where they are opposed in interest. It is further agreed that the personal notes and written opinions of the Arbitrator made in relation to this arbitration are confidential and may not be used in any subsequent proceeding between the Parties or where they are opposed in interest.
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Related to Prohibition against Future Assistance

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