Common use of Third Party Disputes and Claims Clause in Contracts

Third Party Disputes and Claims. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if SLCDA’s Executive Director or City’s Dispute Resolution Administrator in good faith anticipates or becomes aware of a potential claim or dispute that might be made by third parties against the City by reason of Company’s alleged acts or omissions, including without limitation, potential claims for defects or deficiencies, then SLCDA’s Executive Director or City's Dispute Resolution Administrator may, in his or her sole discretion, stay the process set forth above with respect to Company’s disputes or claims pertaining to the same subject matter until City is reasonably able to determine the outcome of the potential claim or dispute.

Third Party Disputes and Claims. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if SLCDA’s Executive Director or City’s Dispute Resolution Administrator in good faith anticipates or becomes aware of a potential claim or dispute that might be made by third parties against the City by reason of CompanyArtist’s alleged acts or omissions, including without limitation, potential claims for defects or deficiencies, then SLCDA’s Executive Director or City's Dispute Resolution Administrator may, in his or her sole discretion, stay the process set forth above with respect to CompanyArtist’s disputes or claims pertaining to the same subject matter until City is reasonably able to determine the outcome of the potential claim or dispute.

Third Party Disputes and Claims. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if SLCDA’s Executive Director or City’s Dispute Resolution Administrator in good faith anticipates or becomes aware of a potential claim or dispute that might be made by third parties against the City by reason of CompanyProvider’s alleged acts or omissions, including without limitation, potential claims for defects or deficiencies, then SLCDA’s Executive Director or City's Dispute Resolution Administrator may, in his or her sole discretion, stay the process set forth above with respect to CompanyProvider’s disputes or claims pertaining to the same subject matter until City is reasonably able to determine the outcome of the potential claim or dispute.

Third Party Disputes and Claims. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if SLCDA’s Executive Director or City’s Dispute Resolution Administrator in good faith anticipates or becomes aware of a potential claim or dispute that might be made by third parties against the City by reason of Company’s alleged acts or omissions, including without limitation, potential claims for defects or deficiencies, then SLCDA’s Executive Director or City's ’s Dispute Resolution Administrator may, in his or her sole discretion, stay the process set forth above with respect to Company’s disputes or claims pertaining to the same subject matter until City is reasonably able to determine the outcome of the potential claim or dispute.