Dispute Context Clause Samples

The "Dispute Context" clause defines the circumstances and framework under which disputes between the parties are recognized and addressed within the agreement. It typically outlines what types of disagreements or conflicts are covered, such as those arising from contract interpretation, performance, or breach, and may specify the relevant facts, issues, or contractual provisions involved. By clearly establishing the scope and background of potential disputes, this clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of when and how disagreements may be formally raised, thereby promoting clarity and reducing ambiguity in the dispute resolution process.
Dispute Context. The Independent Expert shall review and analyze, as necessary, the materials provided to it by the Parties pursuant to Section 6.5. The Independent Expert shall make its determination pursuant to the Terms of Reference based upon the materials provided by the Parties and in accordance with the Article, Section or Schedule of the Agreement under which the Specified Dispute to be determined arose (the “Dispute Context”).
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