Action by the Court Clause Samples
The "Action by the Court" clause defines the authority and procedures by which a court may intervene or make decisions regarding matters covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which a party may seek judicial relief, such as enforcing rights, resolving disputes, or obtaining injunctions. It may also specify the types of actions the court is empowered to take, such as issuing orders or judgments. The core function of this clause is to clarify the role of the court in the contractual relationship, ensuring that parties understand when and how judicial intervention is permitted or required to resolve issues.
Action by the Court. Applications to the Court for an order relating to materials or documents designated Confidential Information or challenges to redactions made pursuant to Sections 5(a), (b), or (c) of this Order shall be by motion. Nothing in this Order or any action or agreement of a party under this Order limits the Court’s power to make orders concerning the disclosure of documents produced in compliance with the settlement agreement.
Action by the Court. Applications to the Court for an order relating to materials 27 or documents designated Confidential Information shall be by motion. Nothing in this Order or 28 SMRH:485142814.2 -6- 1 any action or agreement of a party under this Order limits the Court’s power to make orders 2 concerning the disclosure of documents produced in discovery or at trial.
Action by the Court. Applications to the Court for an order relating to documents designated CONFIDENTIAL - SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER shall be by motion under Local Rule 7. Nothing in this Order or any action or agreement of a Party under this Order limits the Court’s power to make orders concerning the disclosure of documents produced in discovery or at trial.