Common use of Summary Judgment Clause in Contracts

Summary Judgment. The Arbitrator may, at any time following the conclusion of any permitted discovery, determine whether or not the complainant’s evidence is sufficient to raise a genuine issue of material fact capable of satisfying the standards imposed by Sections 5 and 6 above. If the Arbitrator determines that complainant’s evidence is not so sufficient, he or she shall dismiss the action.

Summary Judgment. The System Arbitrator may, at any time following the conclusion of any the permitted discovery, determine whether or not the complainant’s 's evidence is sufficient to raise a genuine issue of material fact capable of satisfying the standards imposed by Sections 5 and and/or 6 above. If the System Arbitrator determines that complainant’s 's evidence is not so sufficient, he or she shall dismiss the action.

Summary Judgment. The System Arbitrator may, at any time following the conclusion of any the permitted discovery, determine whether or not the complainant’s evidence is sufficient to raise a genuine issue of material fact capable of satisfying the standards imposed by Sections 5 and and/or 6 above. If the System Arbitrator determines that complainant’s evidence is not so sufficient, he or she shall dismiss the action.

Summary Judgment. The System Arbitrator may, at any time following the conclusion of any permitted discovery, determine whether or not the complainant’s evidence is sufficient to raise a genuine issue of material fact capable of satisfying the standards imposed by Sections 5 and 6 above. If the System Arbitrator determines that complainant’s evidence is not so sufficient, he or she shall dismiss the action.