Reference to Senior Executives Sample Clauses
The 'Reference to Senior Executives' clause establishes a process for escalating disputes or unresolved issues within a contract to higher-level management, typically senior executives of the involved parties. In practice, this means that if lower-level negotiations fail to resolve a disagreement, the matter must be formally referred to designated senior executives, who are then required to meet and attempt to reach a resolution within a specified timeframe. This clause serves to encourage amicable settlement at a higher organizational level before resorting to litigation or arbitration, thereby promoting efficient dispute resolution and potentially preserving business relationships.
Reference to Senior Executives. If the dispute is not promptly resolved, it shall be referred to the Manager, Claims Management Health Procurement ACC, and the Director, National Health Purchasing, National Health Board Ministry of Health and the chief executive of the Provider jointly to seek agreement upon a resolution.
Reference to Senior Executives. If the dispute is not promptly resolved, it shall be referred to the Manager, Claims Management Health Procurement ACC, and the Director, National Health Purchasing, National Health Board Ministry of Health and the chief executive of the Provider jointly to seek agreement upon a resolution. If the dispute is unable to be resolved by agreement, either Party may, in writing, request that the dispute be referred to mediation. If the other Party does not wish the dispute to be referred to mediation or if it is not possible to agree on a mediator within 10 working days or to resolve the dispute through mediation, either Party may refer the dispute for determination by arbitration of a single arbitrator (to be appointed by the President of the NZ Law Society if not agreed within 10 working days of reference) under the Arbitration ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
Reference to Senior Executives. If a Deadlock arises, the parties involved in the Deadlock must escalate the matter to:
(a) the senior executives of the SPV, Limited and ABN who are:
(i) in respect of the SPV - ; and
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