Sentences with phrase «matter went to arbitration»

The matter went to arbitration and the arbitrator awarded damages of $ 4.1 million against Georgia for breach of contract.

The banks contended that the borrowers had defaulted, this was disputed by the borrowers — the matter went to arbitration.

The parties must be free to discuss a wide range of settlement options, knowing that none of them will affect the ultimate decision if the matter goes to arbitration.

According to the government's website — should the matter go to arbitration, the tribunal has only limited rights.

Not exact matches

According to state law, the matter would go to expedited arbitration if rejected by teachers; it is not driven there by the Superintendent.

I had to contact Nissan corporation and go to arbitration to resolve this matter after a time - consuming ordeal they agreed to fix the vehicle.

Where article V (1)(a) concerns the existence of a valid arbitration agreement which is binding on all the parties addressed by an award, article V (1)(c) assumes the existence of a valid arbitration agreement between the parties and is concerned instead with whether an award has gone beyond the scope of the subject matter the parties intended to submit to arbitration.

Instead of your matter going before a judge and jury, however, your claim will go to binding arbitration.

For example, you're not going to need the same information or event deadlines for a construction litigation matter as you will for an underinsured motorist arbitration.

The process of arbitration can be much quicker, less expensive, and more convenient than going to court over a legal matter.

The dispute between the two parties eventually went to arbitration but matters were complicated by Essar's refusal to pay any of the considerable monies owed to Norscot.

«Going to court» arises when an urgent matter comes up; when the other party does not come to the table to discuss; or when an impasse is reached and mediation or arbitration has not been agreed to.