Where Invitation for Conciliation Clause Samples
The 'Where Invitation for Conciliation' clause defines the circumstances under which parties to a contract may initiate a conciliation process to resolve disputes. Typically, this clause outlines that if a disagreement arises and cannot be settled through direct negotiation, either party may formally invite the other to participate in conciliation, often specifying the method and timeline for issuing such an invitation. By establishing a clear procedure for initiating conciliation, the clause helps ensure that both parties have a structured opportunity to resolve disputes amicably before resorting to litigation or arbitration.
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Where Invitation for Conciliation has been furnished, the Parties shall attempt to settle such dispute(s) amicably under Part-III of the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and ▇▇▇▇ (India) Limited Conciliation Rules, 2010. It would be only after exhausting the option of Conciliation as an Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanism that the Parties hereto shall go for Arbitration. For the purpose of this clause, the option of ‘Conciliation’ shall be deemed to have been exhausted, even in case of rejection of ‘Conciliation’ by any of the Parties.
45.7 The cost of Conciliation proceedings including but not limited to fees for Conciliator(s), Airfare, Local Transport, Accommodation, cost towards conference facility etc. shall be borne by the Parties equally.
45.8 The Parties shall freeze claim(s) of interest, if any, and shall not claim the same during the pendency of Conciliation proceedings. The Settlement Agreement, as and when reached/agreed upon, shall be signed between the Parties and Conciliation proceedings shall stand terminated on the date of the Settlement Agreement.
Where Invitation for Conciliation has been furnished, the Parties shall attempt to settle such dispute(s) amicably under Part-III of the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and ▇▇▇▇ (India) Limited Conciliation Rules, 2010. It would be only after exhausting the option of Conciliation as an Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanism that the Parties hereto shall go for Arbitration. For the purpose of this clause, the option of „Conciliation‟ shall be deemed to have been exhausted, even in case of rejection of „Conciliation‟ by any of the Parties.