Case Presentation Sample Clauses
The Case Presentation clause outlines the requirements and procedures for presenting a case, claim, or dispute within a contractual or legal context. Typically, this clause specifies the format, timing, and supporting documentation necessary for a party to formally submit their case to an adjudicative body or decision-maker. For example, it may require written statements, evidence, and a summary of the issues in dispute. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties present their arguments and evidence in an organized and timely manner, thereby facilitating a fair and efficient resolution process.
Case Presentation. Representatives may make opening statements, present evidence supporting specific alleged violations, and present a closing argument. Eight (8) copies of all written material and exhibits to be presented to the Panel must be provided to the Panel and the other party. The Union will present first except when Article 8.1 is an alleged violation, then the Employer will present their case first. Presentations by the parties will not exceed fifteen (15) minutes each and will be limited to those issues raised in the written grievance. Panel members may ask questions of either party.