Sentences with phrase «to arbitrate the dispute»

the Government of Malaysia in a US$ 1.2 billion arbitration against the Republic of Singapore concerning the interpretation of a bilateral treaty, conducted under the Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitrating Disputes Between Two States

Hudson Law can offer a variety of services that will permit you to deal with the breakdown of your marriage from negotiating a settlement, to mediating a settlement, or even arbitrating a dispute in a private setting.

Baker can't arbitrate the dispute with Jones because there's no contractual relationship between them.

Responsible for arbitrating disputes involving sales tax issues and deductions with customers.

Thus, there was a commitment to arbitrate disputes which arose between members.

«While they don't appear to be breaking any rules, they appear to be getting really close to the edge of ambush or guerilla marketing,» said Jeff Benz, who arbitrates disputes for international dispute - resolution firm JAMS and is a former general counsel at the U.S. Olympic Committee.

An authoring history that accompanies all arXiv papers also allows scientists to arbitrate disputes over priority.

Mediated and arbitrated disputes involving the financing, production, distribution, bonding, and insurance of film and television productions, and profit and licensing disputes between studios and talent

Notwithstanding our agreement to arbitrate our disputes as provided above, the following exceptions will apply to the resolution of disputes between us:

Many contracts routinely include arbitration clauses that require parties to arbitrate a dispute before filing a lawsuit.

In reaching its decision, the panel highlighted that there was «no evidence in the record on appeal to suggest that the Association ever asserted that the parties were merely mediating and were not arbitrating their disputes.»

In the event of such request and agreement the Board will arbitrate the dispute subject to the Board's right to decline arbitration based on the amount involved or the legal complexity of the dispute.

Unlike the previous undertaking regime, the ACCC does not have any role arbitrating disputes between port terminal service providers and access seekers.

In qualifying, there are no umpires — except when a player requests one to arbitrate a disputed call — and the players call their own lines, which sometimes leads to cheating.

It's possible to have a central authority to arbitrate disputes without necessarily having laws, and it's possible to have de facto laws by group agreement, without having a state to enforce them.

Chicago, IL (Law Firm Newswire) September 29, 2016 — Under a new federal rule, nursing homes that receive federal funding will no longer be able to force residents to arbitrate their disputes outside the court system and away from public scrutiny.

More specifically, people can't be bound to arbitrate a dispute unless they have actually agreed to do so, and that wasn't the case here.

In March 2014, the plaintiffs» attorney demanded that the Hills Highlands Master Association (Association) arbitrate their disputes related to the flooding in accordance with the Association's bylaws.

This means that, if a dispute arises between them, they are obliged to arbitrate their dispute rather than pursue traditional litigation.

These changes are designed to make it easier for businesses to arbitrate their disputes offshore.

When a party required to arbitrate a dispute chooses instead to file an action in court, the opposing party may ask the court to compel arbitration.

We also have broad experience arbitrating disputes between satellite owners and lessees.

Kevin carries on a robust practice involving privately arbitrated disputes between insurers in both priority and loss transfer matters.

Our lawyers also arbitrate disputes concerning withdrawal liability assessments and litigate a broad range of ERISA issues, including multiple plaintiff denial of benefit claim enforcement actions.

• Seeking a Correctional Officer position with Geo Group employing absolute focus on enforcing correctional procedures including arbitrating disputes and performing necessary disciplinary actions.

(ii) the attendance by persons at conferences conducted by arbitrators for the purpose of arbitrating a dispute, proceeding or matter under this Act; and

Here, both parties had a duty to arbitrate the dispute through their membership in the Association and the broker lien law did not affect the court's ability to compel arbitration.

A significant number of cases involve the duty of REALTORS ® to arbitrate disputes under the Code of Ethics or challenge the result of an association arbitration proceeding.

In a situation where no arbitration clause exists in an agreement, the contracting parties can still agree to arbitrate a dispute after the fact.

A California court has considered whether a brokerage could enforce a provision in its independent contractor agreement that required its salespeople to arbitrate all disputes at the local REALTOR ® association.

One common equipment contract clause specifies that the parties arbitrate any disputes about the product rather than litigate them.

A Colorado appellate court has considered whether a brokerage and a former salesperson were required to arbitrate a dispute pursuant to the NAR Code of Ethics («Code»).

Colorado law favors arbitration, and so courts will enforce a written agreement to arbitrate disputes so long as there is no ambiguity in the language.

Since there was a contractual dispute, the court ruled that Article 17 required the parties to arbitrate the dispute because both parties had agreed to abide by the Code of Ethics by virtue of their NAR membership.

As Bruce Aydt mentioned in his Ethics column last month («REALTORS ® and arbitration,» August 1999, page 48), REALTORS ® were early users of dispute resolution practices; we've been arbitrating disputes since 1913.

The agreement to arbitrate disputes with other members provided an implied consent to arbitrate with Lane.

The Colorado Supreme Court has considered whether former commercial REALTORS ® have a duty to arbitrate disputes which occurred during the time of their membership but who then terminated their membership after receiving a request to arbitrate.

Though, do make a note that company isn't violating any laws as per the former General Counsel of the U.S. Olympics Committee, who arbitrates disputes for firm JAMS.

Specifically, it can vet the democratic and constitutional legitimacy of bills proposed by federal or state government, scrutinise decisions (such as those relating to taxation) by the administration, arbitrate disputes over the implementation of law between states and the federal government, and (most controversially) ban non-democratic political parties.

The UK already has an online system, run by the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, which arbitrates disputes between motorists and local municipalities in England and Wales.

By making payment, you acknowledge the membership duties to which you agreed when you became a member, including your duty to arbitrate disputes as provided in NAR's Code of Ethics and the bylaws of your local association.

What is sometimes anathema — including in Quebec but not necessarily elsewhere in the country — is having the consumer bind him / herself to arbitrate a dispute before that dispute has arisen.

As for Hong Kong's potential to be considered by AIIB as one of several suitable places for arbitrating disputes, Mr. Sanders indicated that the city is a credible contender.