any mediation (whether or not by the tribunal) will be unnecessary
because of an agreement between the parties about the proceeding or for any other reason;
Not exact matches
«Finally, the link which the provisions
of Chapter 13
of the envisaged
agreement display with trade
between the European Union and the Republic
of Singapore is also specific in nature
because a breach
of the provisions concerning social protection
of workers and environmental protection, set out in that chapter, authorises the other
Party — in accordance with the rule
of customary international law codified in Article 60 (1)
of the Convention on the law
of treaties, -LSB-...]-- to terminate or suspend the liberalisation, provided for in the other provisions
of the envisaged
agreement,
of that trade.»
This is
because the new version
of the EEA
Agreement established a new procedure to preserve the homogenous interpretation of the agreement through the EFTA Joint Committee monitoring the evolution of the Court of Justice's case law, and a mechanism analogous to the preliminary reference procedure whereby the Court of Justice would be asked to give a ruling on the interpretation of relevant rules in disputes between the Contracting Parties (Articles 105 - 111 of the EEA Ag
Agreement established a new procedure to preserve the homogenous interpretation
of the
agreement through the EFTA Joint Committee monitoring the evolution of the Court of Justice's case law, and a mechanism analogous to the preliminary reference procedure whereby the Court of Justice would be asked to give a ruling on the interpretation of relevant rules in disputes between the Contracting Parties (Articles 105 - 111 of the EEA Ag
agreement through the EFTA Joint Committee monitoring the evolution
of the Court
of Justice's case law, and a mechanism analogous to the preliminary reference procedure whereby the Court
of Justice would be asked to give a ruling on the interpretation
of relevant rules in disputes
between the Contracting
Parties (Articles 105 - 111
of the EEA
AgreementAgreement).
They expressed the view that it will normally be inexpedient to grant interim relief in aid
of an ICSID arbitration,
because the ICSID rules exclude the possibility
of such relief unless the
parties have agreed otherwise and those rules form part
of the arbitration
agreement to which the court will give effect as they would any other valid
agreement between the
parties to a dispute.
Separation
agreements can also be useful
because the more issues that are resolved by way
of agreement between the
parties, the less there is to fight about in court in the divorce case.
Two types
of error may permit rectification: (a) both
parties subscribe to a common mistake that it accurately records the terms
of their antecedent
agreement; rectification is predicated on the applicant showing the
parties had reached a prior
agreement whose terms are definite and ascertainable; the
agreement was still effective when executed; the document fails to record accurately that prior
agreement; and, if rectified as proposed, the document would carry out the
agreement: (b) where the claimed mistake is unilateral ̶ either
because the document formalizes a unilateral act (such as the creation
of a trust), or where intended to record an
agreement between parties, but one
party says that it does not accurately do so, while the other
party says it does.
This is not only
because the
agreements provided simultaneously for the limitation
of generic market entry and for significant value transfers, but is also due to some further aggravating factors: the payments amounted to the expected profits
of the generics had they entered the market; the real purpose was not to resolve the underlying patent dispute
between the
parties insofar as the
agreements did not provide for market entry upon their expiration; and the content
of the
agreements went beyond the scope
of Lundbeck's patents, since they were intended to prevent the sales
of all types
of generic citalopram while Lundbeck could not have obtained the same outcome through the enforcement
of its patents.
Two types
of error may permit rectification: (a) both
parties subscribe to an instrument under a common mistake that it accurately records the terms
of their antecedent
agreement; rectification is predicated upon the applicant showing that the
parties had reached a prior
agreement whose terms are definite and ascertainable; that the
agreement was still effective when the instrument was executed; that the instrument fails to record accurately that prior
agreement; and that, if rectified as proposed, the instrument would carry out the
agreement; (b) where the claimed mistake is unilateral ̶ either
because the instrument formalizes a unilateral act (such as the creation
of a trust), or where the instrument was intended to record an
agreement between parties, but one
party says that the instrument does not accurately do so, while the other
party says it does.
Obtaining independent legal advice is important
because it strengthens the validity
of the
agreement and may mediate any power imbalances present
between the
parties, as discussed in Leopold v Leopold.
In each
of these contexts, the law recognizes that
agreements between spouses or
between a pregnant woman and third
parties ought not to be treated the same as other contracts,
because of the nature
of these
agreements and the circumstances in which they were created.
For instance, the Quebec Court
of Appeal recently upheld a judgment
of the Quebec Superior Court in which the court, by declaration, modified a clause in a loan
agreement because the evidence revealed a discrepancy
between the real intention
of the
parties and the wording
of the contract.
HSH submitted that in this case the assumption must be displaced,
because the
agreements between the
parties made it clear that different aspects
of the relationship were governed by different
agreements which contained conflicting provisions as to law and jurisdiction.
Because of the decentralized and immutable nature
of transactions, this becomes an ideal venue for executing
agreements between two
parties.
Because of the dominance
of a litigation model in native title negotiations, the relationship
between the State and the native title claim group begins with the filing
of a native title claim and tends to end with the resolution
of that claim either through litigation or by
agreement of the
parties.
Because collaborative law focuses on reaching a mutually beneficial
agreement between the
parties in a non-adversarial way, the process itself already has hints
of conscious uncoupling.
NAR CEO Dale Stinton has previously noted that the content
of realtor.com and third -
party sites is «wildly different»
because the operating
agreement between NAR and Move prohibits Move from incorporating content similar to those
of third -
party sites.
The court also observed that just
because a broker has signed the portion
of the document specifying the commission
agreement with the seller, it doesn't make the broker a
party to the contract
between the buyer and the seller and thus subject to an attorney fee provision.