Selection and Procedures Sample Clauses
The 'Selection and Procedures' clause defines the methods and criteria by which parties choose individuals, entities, or processes relevant to the agreement, such as selecting contractors, arbitrators, or service providers. It typically outlines the steps to be followed, eligibility requirements, and any timelines or documentation needed for the selection process. This clause ensures transparency and fairness in decision-making, reducing disputes by providing a clear framework for how selections are made and procedures are followed.
Selection and Procedures. Arbitrator selection and arbitration procedures shall be conducted under the procedure rules of the American Arbitration Association providing that the America Arbitration Association shall furnish to each party a list of arbitrators consisting of at least twenty (20) names.
Selection and Procedures. No later than thirty (30) days after written demand for arbitration is made by one party and received from the other party, each party shall agree upon the arbitrator. If no agreement regarding selection of an arbitrator has been reached after good faith efforts by both parties, each party shall engage the services of an attorney for the specific purpose of conferring with the other party's attorney in order to promptly select an arbitrator in compliance with this Section 10.2. The individual selected as arbitrator shall thereafter be jointly engaged by the parties to arbitrate the disputed matter pursuant to procedures established by such arbitrator.