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2018-06-27 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 27 JUNE 2018
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 27 JUNE 2018
6.13 Cumulative rights
The rights and remedies of a party to this Deed are in addition to the rights or
remedies conferred on the party at law or in equity.
6.14 Dispute resolution
(a) If a dispute arises in connection with this Deed then a party may only
deal with that dispute in the manner set out in this clause.
(b) A party to a dispute which arises in connection with this Deed may
give to the other party or parties to the dispute a notice specifying the
dispute and requiring its resolution under this.clause.
(c) Within 14 days after a notice is given under clause 6.14(b) (or such
longer period as is agreed in writing by the parties to the dispute) each
party to the dispute must use its best efforts to resolve the dispute in
good faith.
(d) If despite the parties’ best-efforts a dispute is not resolved within 14
days after notice a partysmay by notice to the other party or parties to
the dispute refer the dispute for mediation in accordance>with the
Mediation Rules of The Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators Australia.
The mediation will be conducted, by a mediator to be appointed by
agreement of thesparties or in default of agreement to be appointed by
the President of the Queensland Law,Society or his nominee at the
request of a party.
(e) If the_dispute is not resolved withinn28 days after the appointment of
the mediator any party may take legal proceedings to resolve the
dispute.
(f) The provisions of this clause do not prevent any party from obtaining
any injunctive;.declaratory or other interlocutory relief from a Court
which may be urgently required.
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