TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. A party may terminate in the mediation at any time but only after consultation with the mediator.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. Any of the Parties or the Mediator shall be entitled, in their absolute discretion, to terminate the Mediation at any time without giving a reason therefore.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. 14.1 The Mediator may terminate the Mediator’s involvement in the Mediation if, after consultation with the Parties, the Mediator draws the conclusion that the Mediator is unable to assist the Parties to achieve resolution of the Dispute. Upon the termination of the Mediator’s involvement in the Mediation, this Mediation shall be terminated with immediate effect.
14.2 The execution of a Settlement Agreement by both Parties and the Mediator pursuant to clause 10 above shall be deemed to terminate this Mediation Agreement with immediate effect.
14.3 Any Party may terminate the Mediation at any time, after due and proper consultation with the Mediator.
14.4 The Mediator shall report the outcome of the Mediation to the Chief Executive Officer of the EFL, but shall not except with the express written permission of each of the Parties, disclose any terms of Settlement Agreement.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. Any Party to the Mediation may withdraw from the Mediation at any time and shall forthwith notify the Mediator, DMC as appropriate and the other Parties in writing. In the event of a Party withdrawing from the Mediation:-
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. The mediation is terminated when the Disputing Parties come to a resolution, they agree to terminate the mediation, or one Disputing Party unilaterally terminates the mediation and the mediator is informed accordingly.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. Mediation is a voluntary, cooperative process, which may be terminated at any time by either party or by the mediator determining that mediation will not be productive, or a decision by any party that the mediation should be concluded.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. The mediation shall continue until the matter is resolved or the mediator makes a good faith finding that all settlement possibilities have been exhausted and there is no reasonable likelihood of resolution through mediation.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. (a) Unless the Principal and the Contractor otherwise agree, the mediation will terminate if:
(1) either party at any time withdraws from the mediation by a notice to the mediator and the other party; or
(2) the mediator decides at any stage of the mediation that, for any reason, the mediator will not be able to further assist the parties to resolve the Dispute, and gives a notice to the parties to that effect.
(b) If the mediation is terminated under subclause (a), the Dispute must be determined by arbitration.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. The Mediator shall inform the Eligible Claimants of their right to withdraw from the Mediation.
TERMINATION OF THE MEDIATION. 8.1. Any Party may in their absolute discretion give notice to terminate the Mediation at any time. No reason need be given for the termination, but the Parties agree to give the Mediator sufficient advance notice of their intention to terminate so as to allow the Mediator to reflect on whether anything can or should reasonably be done to permit the Mediation to continue.
8.2. The Mediator may in his absolute discretion give notice to terminate the Mediation at any time. No reason need be given for the termination.
8.3. Notice of termination may be oral, or in writing, or in any readable electronic format, and will be effective once communicated to all Parties and the Mediator.
8.4. The Mediation will also terminate if:
8.4.1. mutually agreed between the Parties and communicated to the Mediator; or
8.4.2. a legally binding settlement is reached by the Parties.
