Common use of Model Mediation Procedure Clause in Contracts

Model Mediation Procedure. The mediation shall be conducted by a single mediator appointed by mutual agreement, or (failing mutual agreement within seven days of a notice from either Party to the other calling upon the other so to agree) by the Centre for Dispute Resolution. Both Parties agree to co-operate fully with such mediator, provide such assistance as is necessary to enable the mediator to discharge his duties, and to bear equally between them the fees and expenses of the mediator.

Model Mediation Procedure. The mediation shall be conducted by a single mediator appointed by mutual agreement, or (failing mutual agreement within seven days of a notice from either Party party to the other calling upon the other so to agree) by the Centre for Dispute Resolution. Both Parties parties agree to co-operate fully with such mediator, provide such assistance as is necessary to enable the mediator to discharge his duties, and to bear equally between them the fees and expenses of the mediator.

Model Mediation Procedure. The mediation shall be conducted by a single mediator appointed by mutual agreement, or (failing mutual agreement within seven days of a notice from either Party party to the other calling upon the other so to agree) by the Centre for Dispute ResolutionCEDR/President of the London Chamber of Commerce. Both Parties parties agree to co-operate fully with such mediator, provide such assistance as is necessary to enable the mediator to discharge his duties, and to bear equally between them the fees and expenses of the mediator.

Model Mediation Procedure. The mediation shall be conducted by a single mediator appointed by mutual agreement, or (failing mutual agreement within seven days of a notice from either Party to the other calling upon the other so to agree) by the Centre for Dispute ResolutionCEDR. Both Parties agree to co-operate fully with such mediator, provide such assistance as is necessary to enable the mediator to discharge his duties, and to bear equally between them the fees and expenses of the mediator.