Multiple Representatives Sample Clauses
The "Multiple Representatives" clause defines the rules and procedures when more than one individual or entity is authorized to act on behalf of a party in a contract. This clause typically outlines how decisions are made, whether representatives must act jointly or may act independently, and how communications or instructions from multiple representatives are handled. For example, it may specify that any one representative can bind the party, or that all must agree before action is taken. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes by establishing how authority is exercised when multiple representatives are involved.
Multiple Representatives. In the event a dispute involves more than one labor organization, each will be entitled to a representative on the arbitration committee, in which event the Railroad or Recipient may appoint additional representatives equivalent to the number of labor organization representatives; provided, however, that the decision in such case shall be made by the neutral member.
Multiple Representatives. Each Contracting Party is entitled to only one vote. If multiple representatives for a Contracting Party are present, the representatives shall agree on how to exercise their single vote.