Dispute Settlement Mechanism. 1. Disputes related to the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be resolved by negotiations within a bilateral framework to be convened by the High Steering Committee.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. 1. The Parties shall, within 1 year after the date of entry into force of this Agreement, establish appropriate formal dispute settlement procedures and mechanism for the purposes of this Agreement.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. Any dispute arising between the Parties regarding interpretation, application or implementation of this Agreement shall be settled amicably through consultations.
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Dispute Settlement Mechanism. Should any dispute between Parties and/or any VWH member and Nautilus arising from the interpretation of any one or more clauses in either this agreement and/or the appended and/or later to be appended regulations, prove impossible to solve by said Parties, the claiming Party is to notify the other Party in writing. Parties are bound to make every effort to arrive at a mutually acceptable resolution within a period of two months of having received the aforementioned written notification. Disclaimer: whilst every care has been taken in the translation of this text it shall not be considered legally binding. The contents are not intended as a substitute for the contents of the original text, and they are not intended as a substitute for legal advice. Should no resolution be achieved within said two-month period, a dispute between Parties and/or any VWH member and Nautilus shall be recognised as such if and when either one of the Parties or the VWH member in question informs the other Party, in writing, of the existence of said dispute.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. Should any dispute between Parties and/or any VWH member and Nautilus arising from the interpretation of any one or more clauses in either this agreement and/or the appended and/or later to be appended regulations, prove impossible to solve by said Parties, the claiming Party is to notify the other Party in writing. Parties are bound to make every effort to arrive at a mutually acceptable resolution within a period of two months of having received the aforementioned written notification. Should no resolution be achieved within said two-month period, a dispute between Parties and/or any VWH member and Nautilus shall be recognised as such if and when either one of the Parties or the VWH member in question informs the other Party, in writing, of the existence of said dispute.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. 1. The Parties agree to establish formal procedures and mechanisms for the settlement of any dispute arising between the Parties regarding the interpretation, application or implementation of this Protocol and its Annexes.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. Every dispute or difference arising between the parties as to the interpretation, operation, or effect of any clause in the MoU which cannot be mutually resolved, shall be referred to the Executive Committee of Party A. If not resolved than the same shall be referred to sole Arbitrator, which shall be nominated by mutual consent of the parties. The decision of the sole Arbitrator shall be binding on the Parties. The Arbitration Act, 1940 and rules made there under shall be applied to the arbitration proceedings under this clause. The venue of Arbitration shall be Islamabad. In witness whereof the Parties hereto have reduced in writing the MoU and put their respective hands thereupon on this day of (Month) 2018. Signature: Signature Company Secretary C. E. O./ Managing Director FGEHF, Islamabad In the presence of:
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. 20. Amicable settlement The parties shall amicably resolve any dispute arising from the tenancy.
Dispute Settlement Mechanism. In view of technical nature of the work involved in categorizing the Non-Tariff Measures and Para-Tariff Measures in appropriate categories as per internationally recognized norms, the Meeting recommended that a Consultant may be appointed by the SAARC Secretariat to examine the notifications on NTMs/PTMs submitted by Member States and to look into all relevant aspects and make suggestions on how to address the trade barriers. The Consultant who conducted the Second Phase of Study on Regional Economic Integration examined all issues relating to NTMs/PTMs. The SAARC-Trade Promotion Network (TPN), comprising twenty-eight public and private sector organisations in eight Member States, has also brought out a detailed study on NTMs which was presented to the Ninth Meeting of SCOE (Thimphu, 22-23 July 2014). The Member States have also been requested to give their fresh Notifications on NTMs/PTMs as required under SAFTA Agreement.
