WIT Clause Samples

The WIT (Waiver of Immunity from Jurisdiction) clause serves to ensure that a party, typically a sovereign state or government entity, agrees not to claim immunity from the jurisdiction of a court or arbitral tribunal in relation to the contract. In practice, this means that if a dispute arises, the party cannot avoid legal proceedings by asserting sovereign immunity, and can be sued or compelled to arbitrate as if it were a private entity. This clause is essential in international contracts to provide assurance that legal remedies will be available and enforceable, thereby reducing the risk that a party could evade its contractual obligations through claims of immunity.
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WIT. At WIT all advanced undergraduate entry onto the BA (Hons) in International Business will be made direct application to the School of Business. With demonstration of their successful completion of the respective ECTS (150), by a transcript of records, students will be admitted at WIT. Shortfalls in credits at the date of application due to placement periods etc. will be covered by an academic letter of recommendation.
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WIT. At any stage the grievance or procedure, the parties have the assistance of the concerned as witnesses and any other witnesses, and reasonable arrangements will be made to permit. the conferring parties or the to have access to any part of the Board’s premises to view any working conditions which may be relevant to the of the grievance. The for settling disputes as set out in thisArticle shall be strictly adhered to, but a question of general application orinterpretation the Board and may agree to bypass Stages and of Clause of Article Time I The time limitationsset out in this may beextended by mutual agreement the parties.
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