Decision Finality Sample Clauses
The Decision Finality clause establishes that decisions made under the agreement—often by an arbitrator, court, or designated authority—are considered conclusive and binding on all parties. In practice, this means that once a decision is rendered, the parties cannot appeal or challenge it further except in very limited circumstances, such as fraud or manifest error. This clause serves to provide certainty and closure to disputes, preventing prolonged litigation or repeated challenges, and thereby ensuring efficient resolution and finality in contractual matters.
Decision Finality. The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding on the grievant, the Lodge and the Employer, subject to the provisions of Chapter 2711 of the Ohio Revised Code.
Decision Finality. The decision of the Board of Supervisors or their designated hearing officer rendered pursuant to this hearing shall be final.
