Place of Arbitration definition
Place of Arbitration. The arbitration shall take place in the county (or comparable governmental unit) in which Associate sought employment, is or was last employed by the Company, unless all Parties otherwise agree in writing.
Place of Arbitration has the meaning specified in Section 11.11(a).
Place of Arbitration means the place where the arbitration is administered legally, which is determined by the persons in dispute, or an arbitration agreement or a person authorized by the person in dispute or arbitral tribunal or arbitration institution;
Examples of Place of Arbitration in a sentence
The claimant and the respondent may agree on the Place of Arbitration.
Place of Arbitration shall be The Hague, the Netherlands Language of the arbitration shall be English.
The Place of Arbitration shall be London, United Kingdom and the language shall be English.
The language of Arbitration shall be English and the Place of Arbitration shall be Chennai.
Place of Arbitration shall be Bengaluru, India which will be governed by Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
More Definitions of Place of Arbitration
Place of Arbitration means the place provided for in Rule 13;
Place of Arbitration means the juridical seat of the arbitration designated
Place of Arbitration means the place agreed upon by the parties or fixed by the arbitral tribunal in accordance with Article 43;
Place of Arbitration means the place agreed upon by the parties or fixed by the arbitral tribunal, under the terms of article 43
Place of Arbitration means the place described in the agreed terms.
Place of Arbitration means a place or seat of arbitration.
Place of Arbitration. The arbitration shall be held in the county where the Dealer or Dealer's Assignee is located, unless the parties agree otherwise. GOVERNING LAW: This agreement and any dispute subject to this agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the law of the State of Florida or the law of the state in which this Agreement is executed if other than Florida, and the parties hereby agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of said state. The arbitrator must follow and apply the applicable law. METHOD, SELECTION AND QUALIFICATIONS OF ARBITRATOR: All disputes will be arbitrated by a single neutral arbitrator. The arbitrator shall be a lawyer, preferably a court certified/qualified arbitrator, or a retired state circuit or federal district judge. The parties through a good faith effort can not agree upon an arbitrator, either party may apply to the state court of competent jurisdiction in the county where the Dealer or Dealer's Assignee is located for appointment of an arbitrator. LIMITATION OF ACTION: CUSTOMER AGREES THAT ALL CLAIMS OR DISPUTES MUST BE BROUGHT UNDER THIS AGREEMENT WITHIN THE APPLICABLE LIMITATIONS PERIOD FOR FILING A LAWSUIT OR AGENCY CLAIM, BEGINNING WITH THE DATE OF THE EVENT OR OCCURRENCE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM OR DISPUTE, AND THAT IF NO CLAIM IS TIMELY BROUGHT, THAT CLAIM IS WAIVED AND FOREVER BARRED, AND NO ACTION OR SUIT MAY BE BROUGHT THEREAFTER IN ANY COURT OR FORUM. PROCEDURAL RULES: Either party may invoke this Arbitration Agreement by serving the other party by certified mail return receipt requested with a written Request For Arbitration, which Request must set forth the following: the factual basis for the dispute; (2) the issue(s) to be arbitrated; (3) the legal basis for the dispute (if known); (4) the remedies sought (includingthe amount of any monetary damages claimed); and (5) the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all known witnesses. Any documents upon which any claim is based must also be provided with the Request For Arbitration. The party upon whom a Request For Arbitration is served shall serve a written Response within 20 calendar days from the receipt thereof, by certified mail return receipt requested. The Response must set forth the following: {1) any additional issues to be arbitrated; any known defenses which will be relied upon; (3) any additional facts relevant to the claim or defenses; and (4) the names, addresses and telephone numbers of any other witnesses known to have knowledge...