Common use of Initiation of Procedures Clause in Contracts

Initiation of Procedures. The party that initiates these procedures ("Initiating Party") must give written notice to the other party, describing in general terms the nature of the dispute, specifying the Initiating Party's claim for relief, and identifying one or more people with authority to settle the dispute for it. Such notice may take the form of a "Notice to Cure Default." The party receiving the notice ("Responding Party") has ten (10) days within which to designate by written notice to the Initiating Party one or more people with authority to settle the dispute on the Responding Party's behalf. These people are called the "Authorized Representatives."

Initiation of Procedures. The party that initiates these procedures ("“Initiating Party"”) must give written notice to the other party, describing in general terms the nature of the dispute, specifying the Initiating Party's ’s claim for reliefrelief including the damages sought, and identifying one or more people persons with authority to settle the dispute for him, her, or it. Such notice may take the form of a "Notice to Cure Default." The party receiving the notice ("“Responding Party"”) has ten seven (107) days within which to designate by written notice to the Initiating Party one or more people persons with authority to settle the dispute on the Responding Party's behalf. These people are called ’s behalf (the "“Authorized RepresentativesPersons”)."