Common use of Status of negotiations Clause in Contracts

Status of negotiations. (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties and subject to applicable Laws, other than the fact of occurrence, all aspects of negotiations for the purpose of clause 27.2 will be without prejudice and treated as confidential including: (b) any settlement proposal made to, or considered by, a party; (i) the willingness of a party to consider a settlement proposal; (ii) any statement made by, or on behalf of, a party during the negotiations; and (iii) any document prepared for the purposes of the negotiations. (c) Nothing in clause 27.3(a): (i) prevents a party from enforcing any signed settlement agreement made by the parties in relation to the dispute or difference; (ii) prevents an agent or instrumentality of the Crown (that is a separate legal entity) from disclosing any matter to the Crown; or (iii) prevents a Minister of the Crown from making a statement to Parliament or exercising any Right.

Status of negotiations. ‌ (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties and subject to applicable Laws, other than the fact of occurrence, all aspects of negotiations for the purpose of clause 27.2 will be without prejudice and treated as confidential including:including:‌ (b) any settlement proposal made to, or considered by, a party; (i) the willingness of a party to consider a settlement proposal; (ii) any statement made by, or on behalf of, a party during the negotiations; and (iii) any document prepared for the purposes of the negotiations. (c) Nothing in clause 27.3(a): (i) prevents a party from enforcing any signed settlement agreement made by the parties in relation to the dispute or difference; (ii) prevents an agent or instrumentality of the Crown (that is a separate legal entity) from disclosing any matter to the Crown; or (iii) prevents a Minister of the Crown from making a statement to Parliament or exercising any Right.

Status of negotiations. (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties and subject to applicable Lawslaws, other than the fact of occurrence, all aspects of negotiations for the purpose of clause 27.2 44.3 will be without prejudice and treated as confidential including: (bi) any settlement proposal made to, or considered by, a party; (iii) the willingness of a party to consider a settlement proposal; (iiiii) any statement made by, or on behalf of, a party during the negotiations; and (iiiiv) any document prepared for the purposes of the negotiations. (cb) Nothing in clause 27.3(a44.4(a): (i) prevents a party from enforcing any signed settlement agreement made by the parties in relation to the dispute or difference; (ii) prevents an agent or instrumentality of the Crown (that is a separate legal entity) from disclosing any matter to the Crown; or (iii) prevents a Minister of the Crown from making a statement to Parliament or exercising any Right.