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F►,►a <br />arbi tr-ator or both, as the case may bray in accordance with <br />North Carolina arbitration statutes in effect. The matter <br />shall be settled in accordance with the North Carolina <br />arbitration statute or ot:heyr- appropriate body of rules than <br />in effect, and a judgment can the arbitration award may be <br />entered in any court having-jurisdiction thereof. 7'h F? <br />prevailing party shall be entitled, in addition to such other <br />relief as may be gr-antead, to -a reasonable sum as and for all <br />Us costs and expenses related to such arbitration, <br />including, wi t.hout: limitation, the fees and expenses of the- <br />arbitrator(s) and attorney's fees, which shall be determined <br />by the arbitrator(s) and any court: of competent jurisdiction <br />that may be called Upon to enforce or review the award. <br />u, Grante=e's Remedies. if Grantee determines that <br />Grantors are in violation of the terms of this Easement or <br />that as violation is thre stened, Grantee shall give written <br />notice to Grantors of such violation and demand aorrecti ve <br />action sufficient to cure the•? violation and, whe•-e the <br />violation involves :injury to the Property resulting from any <br />use or activity inconsistent with the purpose of this <br />Easement, to restore they portion of the Property so injured. <br />If Grantors fail to acre the violation within thirty (.pis) <br />days after receipt of notice thereof from Grantee, or under <br />circumstances where the violation cannot reasonably be cured <br />within a thirty (30) day period, fail to begin curing such <br />violation within the thirty (:.c_s) clay period, or fail to <br />continuer diligently to cure such violation until finally <br />