Common use of TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT Clause in Contracts

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union withdraws the grievance.

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the that Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union withdraws the grievance.

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with within an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union withdraws the grievance.

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with within an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the that Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union withdraws the grievance.

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union Party withdraws the grievance.

TIME LIMITS - FAILURE TO ACT. If either Party party fails to act within any of the time limits, or with an agreed upon extension, it will be deemed that the Party has abandoned its position and that the position of the other Party has been established, except in a case where the Union withdraws the grievancegrievance is withdrawn.