Common use of Right to Dispute Clause in Contracts

Right to Dispute. Sub-Merchant agrees that any failure to notify WorkWave that Sub-Merchant has not received settlement funds within three (3) Business Days from the date the applicable settlement was due to occur, or any failure to reject any report, notice, or invoice within twenty (20) Business Days from the date the report or invoice is made available to Sub-Merchant, will constitute Sub-Merchant’s acceptance of the same. In the event Sub-Merchant believes that WorkWave has failed in any way to provide the Service, Sub-Merchant agree to provide WorkWave with written notice, detailing the alleged failure, within twenty (20) calendar days of the date on which the alleged failure first occurred.

Right to Dispute. Sub-Merchant agrees that any failure to notify WorkWave that Sub-Merchant has not received settlement funds within three (3) Business Days from the date the applicable settlement was due to occur, or any failure to reject any report, notice, or invoice within twenty thirty (2030) Business Days from the date the report or invoice is made available to Sub-Merchant, will constitute Sub-Merchant’s acceptance of the same. In the event Sub-Merchant believes that WorkWave has failed in any way to provide the Service, Sub-Merchant agree to provide WorkWave with written notice, detailing the alleged failure, within twenty sixty (2060) calendar days of the date on which the alleged failure first occurred.