Hearing and Resolution Clause Samples

The Hearing and Resolution clause outlines the procedures for addressing and resolving disputes or grievances that arise under an agreement. Typically, it specifies the steps parties must follow, such as submitting a formal complaint, participating in a hearing before a designated body or official, and adhering to timelines for presenting evidence or arguments. This clause ensures that conflicts are managed in an orderly and fair manner, providing a clear process for both parties to have their concerns heard and resolved, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential escalation of disputes.
Hearing and Resolution. On the date determined in the notice, the GRANTOR shall conduct a public hearing during which the CONCESSIONAIRE, OSIPTEL and those third parties who have legitimate interest and who have submitted comments or objections that the GRANTOR has previously qualified as relevant, shall have the right to be heard. The GRANTOR'S resolution shall be issued no later than sixty (60) CALENDAR DAYS after the public hearing.
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Hearing and Resolution. On the date determined in the notice, the GRANTOR shall conduct a public hearing during which the CONCESSIONAIRE, OSIPTEL and those third parties who have legitimate interest and who have submitted comments or objections that the GRANTOR has previously qualified as relevant, shall have the right to be heard. The GRANTOR'S resolution shall be issued no later than sixty (60) CALENDAR DAYS after the public hearing. The General Procedure for Termination of Contract set forth in paragraph 18.3 shall not apply to the grounds set forth in subparagraphs b), c), f), g), h), i), l), m), o), q) and r) of paragraph 18.2 of this CONTRACT. In the grounds set forth in subparagraphs b), c), h), i), l) and m) of paragraph 18.2 of this CONTRACT, the provisions of Article 1430º of the Civil Code shall apply, at the time the GRANTOR notifies the CONCESSIONAIRE that it wishes to enforce the termination clause. In the grounds set forth in subparagraphs f), g), o), q) and r) of paragraph 18.2 of this CONTRACT, the provisions of articles 1428º and 1429º of the Civil Code shall apply. The expiration of the CONCESSION operates automatically without requiring any subsequent act or declaration to that effect. As a consequence of the expiration, the CONCESSION, this CONTRACT and the corresponding records shall not be effective; likewise, the expiration process shall be subject to the provisions of the APPLICABLE LAWS AND PROVISIONS. In case of expiration of the CONCESSION and if it were necessary to guarantee the continuity of the service, the CONCESSIONAIRE undertakes to continue providing the REGISTERED SERVICES, under the same terms and conditions set forth in this CONTRACT, for a term to be duly indicated by the GRANTOR. In no case, this term may be less than the period elapsed from the subscription of the new Concession Contract and ASSIGNMENT of the BAND resulting from the contest, bidding or process summoned by the GRANTOR, until the DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIONS of the new CONCESSIONAIRE. The GRANTOR shall not make any indemnification or pecuniary recognition or of any other nature to the CONCESSIONAIRE neither in case of expiration of the CONCESSION nor for the rendering of the REGISTERED SERVICES during the term indicated in the previous paragraph. Cancellation of registration for each REGISTERED SERVICE is subject to the provisions of Article 158 of the GENERAL REGULATIONS.
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Hearing and Resolution. The single arbitrator selected shall be directed to schedule a one day hearing within twenty (20) days after his or her selection. At the hearing, ANSLC and Amerigon shall present the arbitrator with the data previously exchanged between ANSLC and Amerigon pursuant to Section 19.3 regarding appropriate allocation of the Selling Price, and ANSLC and Amerigon shall each present the arbitrator with the most recent proposed Selling Price allocation presented by ANSLC or Amerigon, respectively, to the other party during negotiations pursuant to Section 19.3. Any data or information regarding pricing of third party hardware, software or consumer electronics products and any documents which either party intends to introduce at such hearing shall be provided to the other party at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing, and neither ANSLC nor Amerigon shall be permitted to introduce at the hearing any pricing data or documents not so provided to the other party in advance of the hearing. At the conclusion of the one day hearing, ANSLC and Amerigon shall each be permitted to submit to the arbitrator a final proposed Selling Price allocation (the "Final Proposed Allocations"). The arbitrator shall select one of the two Final Proposed Allocations in its totality. The arbitrator must select one of the two Final Proposed Allocations AS-IS, and shall not be permitted to modify such allocation or to compromise between the two Final Proposed Allocations. The Final Proposed Allocation so selected by the arbitrator shall thereupon be deemed binding upon the parties with respect to such disputed matter, retroactive to the commencement of any sales, licenses or other transactions relating to the product in question.
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Hearing and Resolution. On the date specified in the notice, the ---------------------- Grantor will hold a public hearing at which the Licensee Corporation, OSIPTEL, and those third parties with a legitimate interest which should have submitted comments or objections that the Grantor may have previously deemed relevant, will have the right to be heard. The resolution of the Grantor shall be issued latest sixty (60) calendar days after the public hearing.
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Hearing and Resolution. 35 19.3.3 EXPENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 19.4 ARBITRATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 19.5
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