Common use of Additional Claims Clause in Contracts

Additional Claims. After the Arbitration has commenced and the Panel has been appointed, if a further Claim arises under this Agreement that is not successfully settled pursuant to Section 6.1, and the further Claim (an "Additional Claim") is related to the Claim in the Arbitration or involves the same Dispute Parties, then any Party to the Additional Claim may ask the Panel to accept jurisdiction over the Additional Claim and include it in the Arbitration by submitting an Arbitration Notice in the manner set forth in Section 6.2(b) (an "Additional Arbitration Request") and submitting a concurrent request to the Panel to accept the Additional Claim. The Parties agree that the Panel should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim if the resolution of the Claim before the Panel will involve some or all of the same legal and factual issues presented by the Additional Claim or if accepting jurisdiction over the Additional Claim would facilitate or help minimize the costs of resolving the disputes at issue and not unduly delay the Arbitration. The Parties agree, however, that the Panel alone shall determine whether it should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim and that its determination shall be final and unappealable. If the Panel refuses jurisdiction over the Additional Claim, then the Additional Arbitration Request shall constitute a separate request for arbitration, which shall proceed independently and under this Section 6.2 as if filed on the date the Panel denied the request to accept jurisdiction. So long as there is no pending Additional Arbitration Request to the Panel to accept jurisdiction, any Party to an Additional Claim may commence a separate arbitration proceeding in the manner set forth in this Section 6.2.

Additional Claims. After the Arbitration has commenced and the Panel has been appointed, if a further Claim arises under this Agreement that is not successfully settled pursuant to Section 6.110.1, and the further Claim (an "Additional Claim") is related to the Claim in the Arbitration or involves the same Dispute Parties, then any Party to the Additional Claim may ask the Panel to accept jurisdiction over the Additional Claim and include it in the Arbitration by submitting an Arbitration Notice in the manner set forth in Section 6.2(b10.2(b) (an "Additional Arbitration Request") and submitting a concurrent request to the Panel to accept the Additional Claim. The Parties agree that the Panel should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim if the resolution of the Claim before the Panel will involve some or all of the same legal and factual issues presented by the Additional Claim or if accepting jurisdiction over the Additional Claim would facilitate or help minimize the costs of resolving the disputes at issue and not unduly delay the Arbitration. The Parties agree, however, that the Panel alone shall determine whether it should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim and that its determination shall be final and unappealable. If the Panel refuses jurisdiction over the Additional Claim, then the Additional Arbitration Request shall constitute a separate request for arbitration, which shall proceed independently and under this Section 6.2 10.2 as if filed on the date the Panel denied the request to accept jurisdiction. So long as there is no pending Additional Arbitration Request to the Panel to accept jurisdiction, any Party to an Additional Claim may commence a separate arbitration proceeding in the manner set forth in this Section 6.210.2.

Additional Claims. After the Arbitration has commenced and the Panel has been appointed, if a further Claim arises under this Agreement that is not successfully settled pursuant to Section 6.112.1, and the further Claim (an "Additional Claim") is related to the Claim in the Arbitration or involves the same Dispute Parties, then any Party to the Additional Claim may ask the Panel to accept jurisdiction over the Additional Claim and include it in the Arbitration by submitting an Arbitration Notice in the manner set forth in Section 6.2(b12.2(b) (an "Additional Arbitration Request") and submitting a concurrent request to the Panel to accept the Additional Claim. The Parties agree that the Panel should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim if the resolution of the Claim before the Panel will involve some or all of the same legal and factual issues presented by the Additional Claim or if accepting jurisdiction over the Additional Claim would facilitate or help minimize the costs of resolving the disputes at issue and not unduly delay the Arbitration. The Parties agree, however, that the Panel alone shall determine whether it should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim and that its determination shall be final and unappealable. If the Panel refuses jurisdiction over the Additional Claim, then the Additional Arbitration Request shall constitute a separate request for arbitration, which shall proceed independently and under this Section 6.2 12.2 as if filed on the date the Panel denied the request to accept jurisdiction. So long as there is no pending Additional Arbitration Request to the Panel to accept jurisdiction, any Party to an Additional Claim may commence a separate arbitration proceeding in the manner set forth in this Section 6.212.2.

Additional Claims. After the Arbitration has commenced and the Panel has been appointed, if a further Claim arises under this Agreement that is not successfully settled pursuant to Section 6.110.1, and the further Claim (an "Additional Claim") is related to the Claim in the Arbitration or involves the same Dispute Parties, then any Party to the Additional Claim may ask the Panel to accept jurisdiction over the Additional Claim and include it in the Arbitration by submitting an Arbitration Notice in the manner set forth in Section 6.2(b10.2(b) (an "Additional Arbitration Request") and submitting a concurrent request to the Panel to accept the Additional Claim. The Parties agree that the Panel should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim if the resolution of the Claim before the Panel will involve some or all of the same legal and factual issues presented by the Additional Claim or if accepting jurisdiction over the Additional Claim would facilitate or help minimize the costs of resolving the disputes at issue and not unduly delay the Arbitration. The Parties agree, however, that the Panel alone shall determine whether it should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim and that its determination shall be final and unappealable. If the Panel refuses jurisdiction over the Additional Claim, then the Additional Arbitration Request shall constitute a separate request for arbitration, which shall proceed independently and under this Section 6.2 10.2 as if filed on the date the Panel denied the request to accept jurisdiction. So long as there is no pending Additional Arbitration Request to the Panel to accept jurisdiction, any Party to an Additional Claim may commence a separate arbitration proceeding in the manner set forth in this Section 6.2.10.2. (j)