Exclusion from Arbitration. The terms and conditions of this Section 8 including the enforcement thereof by the Company are specifically excluded from the arbitration of all other matters under this Agreement as provided in Section 13 hereof.
Exclusion from Arbitration. A. The sole and exclusive remedy for challenge of any test question, issue test eligibility, or test-related matter shall rest with the Civil Service Commission, which body shall apply the language contained within this article and subject to its own procedures and appeals therefrom by law.
Exclusion from Arbitration. The following will not be subject to arbitration: (1) any claim filed by TVC to collect outstanding balances for unpaid service or the theft of any service or equipment; or (2) any dispute over validity of either party's intellectual property rights or TVC’s licenses to operate its business.
Exclusion from Arbitration. The following will not be subject to arbitration: (1) any claim filed by Atlantic Broadband to collect outstanding balances for unpaid service or the theft of any Service or equipment; or (2) any dispute over validity of either party's intellectual property rights or Atlantic Broadband’s licenses to operate its business. For Atlantic Broadband customers in New York State: If you experience a problem with your Service, please contact Atlantic Broadband first and give Atlantic Broadband an opportunity to resolve your problem. If your Video Service concerns have not been resolved, contact the New York Public Service Commission at 1-800-342-3377, or write to: Customer Service Representative, New York State Public Service Commission, Office of Customer Services, Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York 12223-1350. For Atlantic Broadband customers in Connecticut: If a Video Service matter is not resolved to your satisfaction, please contact the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority at 0-000-000-0000 (toll free within Connecticut) or 0-000-000-0000 (outside Connecticut) or TDD 0-000-000-0000. For Atlantic Broadband customers in New Hampshire and Maine: The Office of the Attorney General Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau has the authority to enforce consumer protection laws and provide assistance in the mediation of consumer complaints. Customers should file written complaints concerning any alleged misrepresentations and unfair or deceptive practices of the cable company to: Maine – Office of the Attorney General, Department of Consumer Fraud and Antitrust, State House Station #0, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000 New Hampshire – Office of the Attorney General, Department of Consumer Fraud and Antitrust, 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000
Exclusion from Arbitration. You and SCANA Energy agree that where the amount at issue is a claim within the jurisdiction of the Magistrate Court and is an individual as opposed to a class claim, you or SCANA Energy may elect to seek resolution of the Dispute in the Magistrate Court. You and SCANA Energy further agree that any appeal from the Magistrate Court, including a de novo appeal, shall be by binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of this Section. Any such appeal shall be commenced by giving the Notice described in section 4(a). You may also file a complaint with the Georgia Public Service Commission.
Exclusion from Arbitration. The following will not be subject to any form of arbitration: (i) a claim, or any and/or all claims filed by UCS to collect outstanding balances for unpaid Service, fraud or the theft of any service or Equipment related to Subscriber account; or (ii) any claim of dispute over validity of UCS’ and/or UCS’ third party affiliates intellectual property rights or UCS’ business, occupational, jurisdictional, state and/or federal licenses to operate its business, or the aforementioned type of licenses which are held by UCS’ third party affiliates to operate their business.
Exclusion from Arbitration. Disputes any employee or the Union may have with the Employer relating to this Article may be processed through the Grievance and Mediation (binding or non-binding) procedures setout herein in Article 11, Section 6 however are precluded from and are not eligible for the Arbitration procedures. Nothing herein precludes an employee or the Union from pursuing through the procedures and remedies established under applicable federal, state, or local laws, under the time limits, terms, and conditions thereof, any dispute it may have with the Employer that could also be in violation of this Article.
Exclusion from Arbitration. Those disputes which have been excluded from mandatory arbitration (i.e., guardianship proceedings, collection actions initiated by Messiah Village and disputes involving amounts in controversy of less than $12,000) may be resolved through the use of the judicial system. In situations involving any of the matters excluded from mandatory arbitration, neither Resident nor Messiah Village is required to use the arbitration process. Any legal actions related to those matters may be filed and litigated in any court which may have jurisdiction over the dispute.
Exclusion from Arbitration. Those disputes which have been excluded from mandatory arbitration (i.e., guardianship proceedings, collection actions initiated by the Facility, and disputes involving amounts in controversy of less than $12,000) may be resolved through the use of the judicial system. In situations involving any of the matters excluded from mandatory arbitration, neither Resident nor the Facility is required to use the arbitration process. Any legal actions related to those matters may be filed and litigated in any court which may have jurisdiction over the dispute. This arbitration provision shall not impair the rights of Resident to appeal any transfer and/or discharge action initiated by the Facility to the appropriate administrative agency, and after the exhaustion of such administrative appeals, to appeal to the court exercising appellate jurisdiction over the administrative agency.
Exclusion from Arbitration. Buyer and Seller agree that where the amount at issue is a claim within the jurisdiction of the Magistrate Court and is an individual as opposed to a class claim, Buyer or Seller may elect to seek resolution of the Dispute in the Magistrate Court. Buyer and Seller further agree that any appeal from the Magistrate Court, including a de novo appeal, shall be by binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of this Section. Any such appeal shall be commenced by giving the Notice described in Section 11(a).
