Regular Arbitration Procedure Clause Samples
The Regular Arbitration Procedure clause establishes the standard process for resolving disputes between parties through arbitration rather than litigation. Typically, it outlines the steps involved, such as the selection of arbitrators, the location and language of proceedings, and the timeline for submissions and hearings. By providing a clear and structured method for dispute resolution, this clause ensures that conflicts are handled efficiently and fairly, reducing uncertainty and potential delays associated with court proceedings.
Regular Arbitration Procedure. The regular arbitration procedure is an informal procedure meant to facilitate and accelerate the resolution of grievances arising out of the application of the collective agreement. The parties therefore agree not to use lawyers in this procedure and to conduct the hearing in the most informal and expeditious way possible. They further agree to meet at least one week prior to the arbitration hearing to attempt to settle the grievance, to agree on the facts relevant to each grievance and to exchange documents and authorities. They finally agree that they will attempt to minimize the use of witnesses during the hearing.
Regular Arbitration Procedure. The regular arbitration procedure is an informal procedure meant to facilitate and accelerate the resolution of grievances arising out of the application of the collective agreement. The parties therefore agree not to use lawyers in this procedure and to conduct the hearing in the most informal and expeditious way possible. They further agree to meet at least one week prior to the arbitration hearing to attempt to settle the grievance, to agree on the facts relevant to each grievance and to exchange documents and authorities. They finally agree that they will attempt to minimize the use of witnesses during the hearing. Whenever possible, the arbitrator shall deliver his or her decision orally at the conclusion of the hearing and give a brief resume of his or her reasons and confirm his or her conclusions in writing thereafter. When the decision is not delivered orally at the conclusion of the hearing, the arbitrator shall render it in writing within thirty
Regular Arbitration Procedure