Common use of Reasons for Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Reasons for Arbitration. The Partners agree that the resolution of all disputes will be resolved in accordance with the terms of this Agreement since the private resolution of disagreements by binding arbitration is far superior to the delay, cost and public disclosure resulting from civil litigation. The General Partner and the Partnership are subject to reporting requirements of the Security Exchange Commission and the bank authorities, and it is essential that all such information be handled on a confidential basis until any of such matters are properly reported to the appropriate government authorities and made public.

Reasons for Arbitration. The Partners agree that the resolution of all disputes will be resolved in accordance with the terms of this Agreement since the private resolution of disagreements by binding arbitration is far superior to the delay, cost and public disclosure resulting from civil litigation. The General Partner and the Partnership are subject to reporting requirements of the Security Securities and Exchange Commission and the bank authorities, and it is essential that all such information be handled on a confidential basis until any of such matters are properly reported to the appropriate government authorities and made public.

Reasons for Arbitration. The Partners agree that the resolution of all disputes will be resolved in accordance with the terms of this Agreement since the private resolution of disagreements by binding arbitration is far superior to the delay, cost and public disclosure resulting from civil litigation. The General Partner and the Partnership Pannership are subject to reporting requirements of the Security Exchange Commission and the bank authorities, and it is essential that all such information be handled on a confidential basis until any of such matters are properly reported to the appropriate government authorities and made public.