A Disputant may Sample Clauses
A Disputant may once 14 days have elapsed after the date of release of an arbitration award or order, or after the date provided in the award or order for compliance, whichever is later, file in the Registry of the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories a copy of the award or order. The award or order shall be entered as if it were an order of the Court. On being entered, the award or order shall be deemed, for all purposes except appeal from it, to be an order of the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories and shall be enforceable as such. 16 Canada may propose narrower wording.
A Disputant may after the expiration of 14 days from the date of the release of an arbitration decision, or from the date set by the arbitrator for compliance, whichever is the later, file, in the Registry of the Supreme Court April 11, 2016 96 of the Northwest Territories, a copy of the arbitration decision, and it shall be entered as if it were a decision or order of that Court and, on being entered, shall be deemed, for all purposes except an appeal from the decision, to be an order of the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories and enforceable as such.
A Disputant may withdraw from the mediation immediately by giving written notice to each other Disputant and the Mediator. If the Mediator believes the mediation is no longer productive or that any party is abusing the process or if the Mediator learns something in confidence that makes it impossible for the Mediator to continue to participate, the Mediator may withdraw from the mediation immediately by giving written or oral notice to the Disputants, who must then appoint another mediator unless a Disputant withdraws.