Common use of 4Litigation Clause in Contracts

4Litigation. (a) If a dispute arises between the Council and DEVELOPER in relation to this deed then the disputing Parties must not commence any court proceedings relating to the dispute unless the disputing Parties have first complied with the processes in clauses 10.1-10.3. (b) If the dispute is not finally resolved in accordance with the process in clauses 10.1-10.3 then any disputing Party is at liberty to litigate the dispute. (c) Nothing in this clause 10 prevents: (1) either party from seeking urgent interlocutory relief; (2) the Council from bringing proceedings in a Court of competent jurisdiction to enforce any aspect of this deed or any matter to which this deed relates; or (3) the Council from exercising any function under any Legislation, including the Act, or any other Law relating to the enforcement of any aspect of this deed or any matter to which this deed relates.

4Litigation. (a) If a dispute arises between the Council and DEVELOPER the Developer in relation to this deed then the disputing Parties must not commence any court proceedings relating to the dispute unless the disputing Parties have first complied with the processes in clauses 10.1-10.3. (b) If the dispute is not finally resolved in accordance with the process in clauses 10.1-10.3 then any disputing Party is at liberty to litigate the dispute. (c) Nothing in this clause 10 prevents: (1) either party from seeking urgent interlocutory relief; (2) the Council from bringing proceedings in a Court of competent jurisdiction to enforce any aspect of this deed or any matter to which this deed relates; or (3) the Council from exercising any function under any Legislation, including the Act, or any other Law relating to the enforcement of any aspect of this deed or any matter to which this deed relates.