SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. YOU MAY CHOOSE TO LITIGATE ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN YOU AND ANY OF US IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT, RATHER THAN IN ARBITRATION, IF THE DISPUTE MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS TO BE HEARD IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. As an alternative to arbitration, you may bring an individual case in your county of residence or where you do business, or Fairfield County, CT, if you meet the court’s requirements, so long as it remains an individual case in that court. You may, but are not required to, mail us a Notice of Dispute and give us 60 days to resolve the dispute with you before filing in small claims court.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. Instead of mailing a Notice of Dispute, you may xxx us in small claims court in your county of residence (or, if a business, your principal place of business) or King County, Washington, if you meet the court’s requirements.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. Merchant or SHIFT4 may bring an individual suit in a small claims court instead of sending a Notice or arbitrating, if the case meets the court’s requirements. Merchant may sue in the small claims court in the county of its principal place of business, or Clark County, Nevada (if against SHIFT4); SHIFT4 may sue in the small claims court in Merchant’s principal place of business.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. Notwithstanding anything else herein to the contrary, provided claimant has satisfied the provisions of Section 15(a), Customer or American may pursue an individual claim against the other through a small claims court action, providing the amount at issue is less than (i) $10,000 or (ii) the applicable jurisdiction limit of the small claims court, whichever is lower.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. If a Dispute is for an amount up to the maximum amount that may be sought in a small claims court in the jurisdiction in which you reside, you may elect to assert your claim as an individual action in such small claims court, but in no other court, in lieu of arbitration. Initiating Arbitration. To start an arbitration, a party must send a Demand for Arbitration (“Demand”) to the other party and submit a copy of the Demand and filing fee to the AAA. The form of Demand, the ways to submit a Demand to the AAA, and other information about the arbitration process are available at xxx.xxx.xxx. If you are unable to pay the filing fee, we will pay it directly upon receiving a written request at the Notice Address to do so. Arbitration Procedures. The AAA will conduct the arbitration under applicable AAA Arbitration Rules (“AAA Rules”), as those rules may be modified by this Arbitration Agreement. Disputes involving consumers shall be subject to the AAA’s Consumer Arbitration Rules, as those rules may be modified by this Arbitration Agreement. If there is a conflict between the AAA Rules and this Arbitration Agreement, this Arbitration Agreement will control. Any Dispute submitted for arbitration shall be heard and decided by a single arbitrator. For Disputes where the amount in controversy is less than $10,000, the arbitration will be conducted pursuant to the AAA’s Procedures for the Resolution of Disputes Through Document Submission, unless the arbitrator determines that an in-person, telephone or videoconference hearing is necessary. For Disputes where the amount in controversy is $10,000 or greater, the arbitration may be conducted in person, through the submission of documents, or by phone or videoconference, and the parties’ rights to a hearing will be determined by AAA Rules. Proceedings that are not conducted through the submission of documents or by phone or videoconference will take place at a location reasonably convenient for both of us, or if we are unable to agree, at a location determined by the arbitrator. The arbitrator shall have exclusive authority to resolve any disagreement or controversy relating to the validity, interpretation, scope or enforcement of this Arbitration Agreement, or any other part or term of this deposit account agreement or the existence or validity of this deposit account agreement as a whole (subject to the appellate and judicial review rights set forth below). All statutes of limitation, defenses, and attorney-client and...
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. Instead of mailing a Notice of Dispute, and if you meet the court’s requirements, you may xxx us in small claims court in your county of residence (or if a business your principal place of business) or our principal place of business (which is Phoenix, Arizona if your dispute is with Company, and is King County, Washington USA if your dispute is with Microsoft). We hope you’ll mail a Notice of Dispute and give us 60 days to try to work it out, but you don’t have to before going to small claims court.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. All parties, including related third parties, shall retain the right to seek adjudication of an individual (and not class or representative) Claim in a small claims tribunal in the county of your residence for disputes within the scope of such tribunal’s jurisdiction. Any dispute, which cannot be adjudicated within the jurisdiction of a small claims tribunal (including claims transferred by the small claims tribunal to another court) shall be resolved by binding arbitration. Any appeal of a judgment from a small claims tribunal shall be resolved by binding arbitration.
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. YOU MAY CHOOSE TO LITIGATE ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN YOU AND ANY OF US IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT, RATHER THAN IN ARBITRATION, IF THE DISPUTE MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS TO BE HEARD IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT. Part No. PWCFURNUQNTB ® COMMERCIAL WARRANTY Models: CCVS80, CCVS96, GCVC80, GMVC80, GCVC96, GCVM97, GMVC96, GMVM97, GMVS80, GMVS96, GC9C96, GM9C96, GC9C80, GM9C80, GC9S96, GM9S96, GCEC96, GCEC80, GMEC80, GCES96, GMEC96, GMES96
SMALL CLAIMS COURT OPTION. All Parties, including related third parties, shall retain the right to seek adjudication of an individual (and not class or representative) Claim in a small claims tribunal in the county of Seller’s residence for disputes within the scope of such tribunal’s jurisdiction. Any dispute that cannot be adjudicated within the jurisdiction of a small claims tribunal, including claims transferred by the small claims tribunal to another court, shall be resolved by binding arbitration. Any appeal of a judgment from a small claims tribunal shall be resolved by binding arbitration. SIGNIFICANCE OF ARBITRATION; LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS. IN ARBITRATION, NEITHER SELLER NOR PURCHASER WILL HAVE THE RIGHT TO (i) HAVE A COURT OR JURY DECIDE THE CLAIM BEING ARBITRATED, (ii) ENGAGE IN PRE-ARBITRATION DISCOVERY (THAT IS, THE RIGHT TO OBTAIN INFORMATION FROM THE OTHER PARTY) TO THE SAME EXTENT THAT SELLER OR PURCHASER COULD IN COURT, (iii) PARTICIPATE AS A REPRESENTATIVE OR MEMBER OF ANY CLASS OF CLAIMANTS IN A CLASS ACTION, IN COURT OR IN ARBITRATION, RELATING TO ANY CLAIM SUBJECT TO ARBITRATION OR (iv) JOIN OR CONSOLIDATE CLAIMS OTHER THAN SELLER’S OWN OR PURCHASER’S OWN. OTHER RIGHTS AVAILABLE IN COURT MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ARBITRATION. Except as set forth below, the arbitrator’s decision will be final and binding. Only a court may decide the validity of items (iii) and (iv) above. If a court holds that items (iii) or (iv) are limited, invalid or unenforceable, then this entire Arbitration Provision will be null and void. Seller or Purchaser can appeal any such holding. If a court holds that any other part(s) of this Arbitration Provision (other than items (iii) and (iv)) are invalid, then the remaining parts of this Arbitration Provision will remain in force. An arbitrator will decide all other issues pertaining to arbitrability, validity, interpretation and enforceability of this Arbitration Provision. The decision of an arbitrator is as enforceable as any court order and may be subject to very limited review by a court. An arbitrator may decide any Claim upon the submission of documents alone. A party may request a telephonic hearing if permitted by applicable rules. The exchange of non-privileged information relevant to any Claim, between the parties, is permitted and encouraged. Either party may submit relevant information, documents or exhibits to the arbitrator for consideration in deciding any Claim.
