Common use of Access to Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Access to Arbitration. Access to the expedited procedure shall be by any party, at any time, provided that sufficient and proper notice as required by paragraph hereof is given. The arbitration shall be held on a date determined to be appropriate by the party referring the grievance, which is no earlier than the fifth working day after receipt of written notice of intent to invoke a veto, on the expiry of the two (2) working day period in which a veto may be exercised, in accordance with paragraphs and above. In practice, this will likely mean evening or weekend hearings.

Access to Arbitration. Access to the expedited procedure shall be by any party, at any time, provided that sufficient and proper notice as required by paragraph hereof is given. The arbitration shall be held on a date determined to be appropriate by the party referring the grievanceChief Arbitrator or his designate, which is a date 'no earlier than the fifth seventh working day after receipt of written notice of intent the referral to invoke a veto, on the expiry of the two (2) working day period in which a veto may be exercisedarbitration, in accordance with paragraphs and paragraph above. In practice, this will likely mean evening or weekend hearings.

Access to Arbitration. Access to the expedited procedure shall be by any party, at any time, provided that sufficient and proper notice as required by paragraph hereof is given. The arbitration shall be held on a date determined to be appropriate by the party referring the grievance, which is no earlier than the fifth (5th) working day after receipt of written notice of intent to invoke a veto, on the expiry of the two (2) working day period in which a veto may be exercised, in accordance with paragraphs and above. In practice, this will likely mean evening or weekend hearings.