Relevant Dispute Clause Samples

The 'Relevant Dispute' clause defines which types of disagreements or conflicts between the parties are subject to the dispute resolution procedures outlined in the contract. Typically, this clause specifies that only disputes arising directly from the interpretation, performance, or breach of the agreement are considered relevant and thus eligible for resolution under the contract's mechanisms, such as arbitration or mediation. By clearly identifying which disputes are covered, the clause helps prevent unnecessary or unrelated issues from being escalated, ensuring that only pertinent matters are addressed through formal dispute resolution processes.
Relevant Dispute. Expert Determination Any dispute as the extent and/or existence of a Defect/s in a facility, building, works, landscaping, structure or infrastructure and/or the adequacy of step/s taken to rectify such Defect/s and/or time taken to rectify such Defect/s. "Relevant Index" a) All Items Index of Retail Prices issued by the Office for National Statistics shall apply to all legal costs and fees (except clause 4) and to the amounts in the following schedules:- 4 (paragraph 6.1.4 only) and 20 (paragraph 1.11 only); b) All-in Tender Price Index as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 5, 20 (paragraph 2 only), 24, 26, 27 and 28; c) General Buildings Cost Index as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 7, 12, 13, 15, and 25; d) Output Price Indices for Public Works as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 6, 8, 9, and 10; e) Civil Engineering Cost Index as published by BCIS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 21; f) the monthly index of retail price inflation in the United Kingdom (May 2005 = 100) maintained by the Office for National Statistics of the United Kingdom (or by any government department or other body upon which duties in connection with the retail prices index shall have devolved) in the case of "Sum A"; g) the monthly index of retail price inflation in the United Kingdom (May 2005 = 100) maintained by the Office for National Statistics of the United Kingdom (or by any government department or other body upon which duties in connection with the retail prices index shall have devolved) in the case of "Sum B"; h) the Output Prices Index for Non Public Housing Works in the case of the budget of £200,000.00 for the CMO’s First Operating Premises to be provided pursuant to paragraph 4 of schedule 4, or any replacement or successor to each such index from time to time as may be approved by the Council or the County Council as appropriate. "Rentcharge Deed" An estate rentcharge deed in the same form as the draft estate rentcharge deed at Schedule 31 of this Deed or an estate rentcharge deed that is in substantially the same form as the draft estate rentcharge deed at Schedule 31 of this Deed and has been approved in its absolute discretion by the Council in writing. "Reserved Matters Application" An application for the approval of the reserved matters pursuant to conditions 10 of ...
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Relevant Dispute. Expert Determination Any dispute as the extent and/or existence of a Defect/s in a facility, building, works, landscaping, structure or infrastructure and/or the adequacy of step/s taken to rectify such Defect/s and/or time taken to rectify such Defect/s.
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Relevant Dispute. Expert Determination Any dispute as the extent and/or existence of a Defect/s in a facility, building, works, landscaping, structure or infrastructure and/or the adequacy of step/s taken to rectify such Defect/s and/or time taken to rectify such Defect/s. "Relevant Index" a) All Items Index of Retail Prices issued by the Office for National Statistics shall apply to all legal costs and fees (except clause 44) and to the amounts in the following schedules:- 4 (paragraph 8.1.46.1.4 only), and 20 (paragraph 1.11 only) and the instalments of the Start Up Contribution payable pursuant to paragraph 14 of Schedule 4; b) All-in Tender Price Index as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 5, 20 (paragraph 2 only), 24, 26, 27 and 28; c) General Buildings Cost Index as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 2, 7, 12, 13, 15, 16 and 25; d) Output Price Indices for Public Works as published by BCIS on behalf of RICS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 6, 8, 9, and 10 and 11; e) Civil Engineering Cost Index as published by BCIS shall apply to the amounts in the following schedules:- 18 19 and 21; f) Thethe monthly index of retail price inflation in the United Kingdom (May 2005 = 100) maintained by the Office for National Statistics of the United Kingdom (or by any government department or other body upon which duties in connection with the retail prices index shall have devolved) in the case of "Sum A" and the instalments of the Deficit
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