Artificial Deadlock definition
Artificial Deadlock means a deadlock caused by either the Council or CPUK (or its or their Representatives) deliberately and without good reason, failing to consent to an issue or proposal in any case where the approval of the same is required;
Artificial Deadlock has the meaning given in clause 12.2;
Artificial Deadlock. A disagreement caused by a Party
Examples of Artificial Deadlock in a sentence
Each of the Council and CPUK hereby covenants with and undertakes to the other at all times to act in good faith towards each other in connection with this Agreement generally and the performance of their respective obligations under it and in particular in no circumstances will either the Council or CPUK create or permit to subsist, or in so far as it is able to influence the same, permit to be created or subsist, an Artificial Deadlock.
In any case where agreement is requisite to the continued operation of the Joint Venture, neither Party is to create or permit the creation or continuation of an Artificial Deadlock.
More Definitions of Artificial Deadlock
Artificial Deadlock. A disagreement caused by a Party deliberately and without good reason voting against or failing to agree to an issue or proposal or failing to seek a reasonable and mutually acceptable resolution of any disagreement