Which is not true about the decision (award) by the arbitrator in a binding arbitration: it is binding on the parties it may be confirmed by the court by a petition to confirm a court normally will overturn the decision only if it was obtained by cormuption, fraud, other undue means, or if the arbitrator exceeded the powers vested in her or him a court may overturn the decision for any reason that in its discretion it sees fit

Which is not true about the decision (award) by the arbitrator in a binding arbitration: it is binding on the parties it may be confirmed by the court by a petition to confirm a court normally will overturn the decision only if it was obtained by cormuption, fraud, other undue means, or if the arbitrator exceeded the powers vested in her or him a court may overturn the decision for any reason that in its discretion it sees fit

Microeconomic Theory

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Author:NICHOLSON

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Chapter17: Capital And Time

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