Threshold Issues Sample Clauses
The "Threshold Issues" clause defines the minimum criteria or conditions that must be met before certain rights, obligations, or processes within the contract are triggered. In practice, this might involve setting a minimum amount of damages before a party can bring a claim, or requiring that specific procedural steps be completed before a dispute can proceed. By establishing these baseline requirements, the clause helps prevent frivolous or minor issues from escalating, ensuring that only significant matters are addressed and thereby streamlining dispute resolution or contractual enforcement.
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Threshold Issues. Threshold issues are typically procedural and or legal issues that are of such significance to the proceeding that they must be addressed prior to the other issues in the proceeding.
Threshold Issues. Any dispute concerning the scope and enforceability of this Agreement shall be resolved exclusively in a court of competent jurisdiction. All issues between the parties that this Agreement does not specifically permit to be presented to a court are for the arbitrator to resolve.
Threshold Issues. 4.1 Within fifteen Business Days of receiving a Proposed Variation Notice, twenty Business Days of receiving a Stage 1 Response or fifteen Business Days of receiving a Stage 2 Response, the Secretary of State shall notify Thames Water and the Infrastructure Provider whether the Secretary of State or the Regulator consider that the proposed Variation triggers a Threshold Issue.
4.2 If the Secretary of State confirms that the Secretary of State and the Regulator do not consider that the proposed Variation triggers a Threshold Issue pursuant to paragraph 4.1, the Secretary of State may also (in its absolute discretion) confirm that the Secretary of State and the Regulator are satisfied that the proposed Variation will not trigger a
4.3 If the Secretary of State fails to confirm that the proposed Variation triggers a Threshold Issue for either the Secretary of State or the Regulator within fifteen Business Days following receipt of the Proposed Variation Notice, the Secretary of State and the Regulator shall cease to be considered Recipients for the purposes of paragraph 5 for the relevant proposed Variation.
4.4 If the Secretary of State fails to confirm that the proposed Variation triggers a Threshold Issue for either the Secretary of State or the Regulator within twenty Business Days following receipt of the Stage 1 Response, the Secretary of State and the Regulator shall cease to be considered Recipients for the purposes of paragraphs 6 and 7 for the relevant proposed Variation.
4.5 If the Secretary of State fails to confirm that the proposed Variation triggers a Threshold Issue for either the Secretary of State or the Regulator within fifteen Business Days following receipt of the Stage 2 Response, the Secretary of State and the Regulator shall cease to be considered Recipients for the purposes of paragraphs 8 and 9 for the relevant proposed Variation.
Threshold Issues. (1) Arbitrators Decision. (2) Postponement.
Threshold Issues. In cases where there is a threshold issue, such as jurisdiction, the parties may agree that an initial decision be requested on the threshold issue.
Threshold Issues. FUNDAMENTAL COMMITMENTS
Threshold Issues. The Employer or the Union may raise questions of grievability or arbitrability of a grievance. All dispute of grievability or arbitrability will be referred to as the threshold issue to arbitration. The arbitrator will resolve these issues.