Time Limit for Submission Sample Clauses
The "Time Limit for Submission" clause sets a specific deadline by which certain documents, claims, or information must be provided to the relevant party. In practice, this means that parties are required to submit necessary paperwork, such as invoices, notices, or claims, within a defined period—often measured in days or months from a triggering event. This clause ensures that all parties act promptly and that issues are addressed in a timely manner, thereby reducing the risk of disputes arising from delayed submissions and promoting efficient contract administration.
Time Limit for Submission. The notice of submission to arbitration must be delivered within ten (10) school days after the aggrieved party is informed of the decision of the Committee or after the expiration of the time for informing him or her of the decision if he or she was not so informed within that time.
Time Limit for Submission. Within 15 days of the postmarked date of such notice, both parties shall send 15 copies of a written submission to their respective members of the Board. Copies of such submissions shall be exchanged at the initial meeting of the Board to consider the dispute (see Supplement C-2).