Mediator definition
Mediator has the meaning given to it in clause 9.3.1
Mediator means an individual who conducts a mediation.
Mediator shall have the meaning set out in Clause 46.5.1;
Examples of Mediator in a sentence
The Mediation shall be conducted by the Mediator selected in accordance with the preceding sentence on a strictly confidential basis, and no participant shall disclose the existence, nature, any documents, exhibits or information exchanged or presented, in connection with such Mediation, or the result of the Mediation, to any third-party, with the sole exceptions of its legal counsel and/or tax advisor, all of whom shall be bound by these confidentiality terms.
More Definitions of Mediator
Mediator has the meaning set forth in Section 10.02.
Mediator means the independent third party appointed in accordance with paragraph 67.2 of this Framework Schedule 18. If a Dispute arises then: the Authority Representative and the Supplier Representative shall attempt in good faith to resolve the Dispute; and if such attempts are not successful within a reasonable time either Party may give to the other a Dispute Notice. The Dispute Notice shall set out: the material particulars of the Dispute; the reasons why the Party serving the Dispute Notice believes that the Dispute has arisen; and if the Party serving the Dispute Notice believes that the Dispute should be dealt with under the Expedited Dispute Timetable as set out in paragraph 65.6, the reason why. Unless agreed otherwise in writing, the Parties shall continue to comply with their respective obligations under this Framework Agreement regardless of the nature of the Dispute and notwithstanding the referral of the Dispute to the Dispute Resolution Procedure set out in this Framework Schedule 18. Subject to paragraph 66.2, the Parties shall seek to resolve Disputes: first by commercial negotiation (as prescribed in paragraph 66); then by mediation (as prescribed in paragraph 67); and lastly by recourse to arbitration (as prescribed in paragraph 69) or litigation (in accordance with Clause 48 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)). Specific issues shall be referred to Expert Determination (as prescribed in paragraph 5) where specified under the provisions of this Framework Agreement and may also be referred to Expert Determination where otherwise appropriate as specified in paragraph 68 (Expert Determination). In exceptional circumstances where the use of the times in this Framework Schedule 18 would be unreasonable, including (by way of example) where one Party would be materially disadvantaged by a delay in resolving the Dispute, the Parties may agree to use the Expedited Dispute Timetable. If the Parties are unable to reach agreement on whether to use of the Expedited Dispute Timetable within five (5) Working Days of the issue of the Dispute Notice, the use of the Expedited Dispute Timetable shall be at the sole discretion of the Authority. If the use of the Expedited Dispute Timetable is determined in accordance with paragraph 65.5 or is otherwise specified under the provisions of this Framework Agreement, then the following periods of time shall apply in lieu of the time periods specified in the applicable paragraphs of this Framework Schedule 18: in paragraph ...
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Mediator means the person appointed to facilitate the resolution of a Dispute between the Parties;
Mediator means any third person who is asked to conduct a mediation in an effective, impartial and competent way, regardless of the denomination or profession of that third person in the Member State concerned and of the way in which the third person has been appointed or requested to conduct the mediation.
Mediator means a neutral and impartial facilitator with no decision making power who assists parties in negotiating a mutually acceptable settlement of issues in dispute between them;
Mediator the independent third party appointed in accordance with paragraph 163.2 of this Call Off Schedule 11; and “Senior Officers” are senior officials of the Customer and Supplier that have been instructed by the Customer Representative and Supplier Representative respectively to resolve the Dispute by commercial negotiation. The Parties shall seek to resolve a Dispute: first in good faith (as prescribed in paragraphs 2.4 to 2.8 of this Call Off Schedule 11); where the Dispute has not been resolved by good faith, the Parties shall attempt to resolve the Dispute by commercial negotiation (as prescribed in paragraph 162 of this Call Off Schedule 11); where the Dispute has not been resolved in good faith and commercial negotiation has been unsuccessful in resolving the Dispute, then either Party may serve a Dispute Notice and shall attempt to resolve the Dispute through mediation (as prescribed in paragraph 163 of this Call Off Schedule 11); and if mediation is not agreed by the Parties, the Parties may proceed to arbitration (as prescribed in paragraph 6 of this Call Off Schedule 11) or litigation (in accordance with Clause 57 of this Call Off Contract (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)). Specific issues may be referred to Expert Determination (as prescribed in paragraph 164 of this Call Off Schedule 11) where specified under the provisions of this Call Off Contract and may also be referred to Expert Determination where otherwise appropriate as specified in paragraph 164 of this Call Off Schedule 11. Save in relation to paragraph 4.5, the Parties shall bear their own legal costs in resolving Disputes under this Call Off Schedule 11. Pursuant to paragraph 2.1.1 of this Call Off Schedule 11, if any Dispute arises the Customer Representative and the Supplier Representative shall attempt first to resolve the Dispute in good faith, which may include (without limitation) either Party holding an Extraordinary Meeting. Either Party may hold an Extraordinary Meeting by serving written notice. The written notice must give the receiving party at least five (5) Working Days notice of when the Extraordinary Meeting is to take place. The Customer Representative and Supplier Representative shall attend the Extraordinary Meeting. The key personnel of the Parties may also attend the Extraordinary Meeting. The representatives of the Parties attending the Extraordinary Meeting shall use their best endeavours to resolve the Dispute. If the Dispute is not resolved at the Extraordinary ...