Common use of Subpoena Clause in Contracts

Subpoena. a. The umpire shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a party.

Subpoena. a. The umpire arbitrator shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire arbitrator shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire arbitrator shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire arbitrator determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a partyparty per agreement. Thus, if more than one agreement is submitted as evidence either party may call only one intent witness per agreement.

Subpoena. a. The umpire shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s 's ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a party.

Subpoena. a. The umpire arbitrator shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire arbitrator shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire arbitrator shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire arbitrator determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s 's ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a partyparty per agreement. Thus, if more than one agreement is submitted as evidence either party may call only one intent witness per agreement.

Subpoena. a. The umpire shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s 's ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined determine d to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a party.

Subpoena. a. The umpire arbitrator shall have authority to subpoena witnesses pursuant to Section 2711.06 of the Ohio Revised Code. Upon receiving a request to issue a subpoena(s), the umpire arbitrator shall contact the other party and hear and consider objections to the issuance of said subpoena(s). The umpire arbitrator shall not subpoena persons to offer repetitive testimony. b. When the umpire arbitrator determines that so many employees from the same facility have been subpoenaed that it would impede the ability of the Employer to carry out its mission or inhibit the Employer’s Employer‟s ability to conduct an efficient operation, he/she shall make arrangements to take the desired testimony in such manner as will not cause these problems. c. Where the intent of the parties is determined to be relevant, no more than one (1) member of either bargaining committee may be called as a witness by a partyparty per agreement. Thus, if more than one agreement is submitted as evidence either party may call only one intent witness per agreement.