Further Notice if Not Settled Sample Clauses
The 'Further Notice if Not Settled' clause requires a party to provide additional notification if a particular issue or dispute remains unresolved after an initial notice or specified period. In practice, this means that if the parties have not reached a settlement or resolution within the original timeframe, the party seeking resolution must send a further notice to continue the process or escalate the matter, such as moving to formal dispute resolution. This clause ensures that unresolved issues are not left in limbo and that both parties are clearly informed about the next steps, thereby promoting timely resolution and procedural clarity.
Further Notice if Not Settled. If the dispute is not resolved within 10 Business Days after the nominated representatives have met, either party may give to the other a written notice calling for determination of the dispute (Determination Notice) by mediation under clause 10.5 or by expert determination under clause 10.6.
Further Notice if Not Settled. If the dispute is not resolved in accordance with clause 10.3, either party may give to the other a written notice calling for determination of the dispute (Determination Notice) by mediation under clause 10.5.
Further Notice if Not Settled. If the Dispute is not resolved within 15 Business Days after the nominated representatives have met, any party may give to the others a written notice calling for determination of the Dispute (Dispute Notice). If the Dispute relates to a technical claim or question in relation to the Transit Hall Works (Technical Dispute ), the Dispute Notice must adequately identify the nature of the Technical Dispute and the date on which the Technical Dispute is alleged to have arisen.