Reclamation Actions Reviewable Sample Clauses

Reclamation Actions Reviewable. All decisions, directions, and determinations of Reclamation under this Contract, including those decisions, directions, or determinations which call for the exercise of discretion, are subject to review as provided in this section. However, the Contractor shall comply with any such decision, direction, or determination unless and until it is reversed or modified by the Secretary of the Interior, or by a court or by arbitration, in accordance with subsection 20.3. Unless the Contractor exercises its rights under subsection 20.3, such decisions, directions, and determinations are binding on the Contractor.
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Reclamation Actions Reviewable. All decisions, directions, and determinations of Reclamation under this Contract, including those decisions, directions, or determinations which call for the exercise of discretion, are subject to review as provided in this section. However, the Contractor shall comply with any such decision, direction , or determination unless and until it is reversed or modified by the Secretary of the Interior, by a court, or by arbitration, pursuant to subsectionsection 11.4. Unless the Contractor exercises its rights DRAFT COMPARED AGAINST CURRENT FEDERAL XXXXXX ESC NOVEMBER 12, 2014 under subsectionsection 11.4, such decisions, directions, and determinations are binding on the Contractor.
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