Common use of Time and Method for Resolution Clause in Contracts

Time and Method for Resolution. The umpire shall make the award and serve notice thereof upon all parties within six (6) months of the date the umpire is designated, or such longer period to which the parties to the dispute and the umpire may agree. If the umpire fails to make his decision in accordance with substantive law, or to properly apply the facts to the law, the umpire's award will be deemed to have been procured by "undue means" and "beyond his power." Any party may apply to court in accordance with the Act to have the umpire's decision confirmed, reviewed, modified, affirmed or remanded to the umpire with directions.

Time and Method for Resolution. The umpire shall make the award and serve notice thereof upon all parties within six (6) months of the date the umpire is designated, or such longer period to which the parties to the dispute and the umpire may agree. If the umpire fails to make his decision in accordance with substantive law, or to properly apply the facts to the law, the umpire's award will be deemed to have been procured by "undue means" and "beyond his power." ". Any party may apply to court in accordance with the Act to have the umpire's decision confirmed, reviewed, modified, affirmed or remanded to the umpire with directions.