Which of the Following Provides Sufficient Grounds to Set Aside

question 54

Multiple Choice

Which of the following provides sufficient grounds to set aside an arbitrator's award?

• A) The parties were not represented by attorneys.
• B) The arbitrator did not cite any conclusions of law in the award.
• C) The arbitrator refused to postpone the hearing despite sufficient cause.
• D) The arbitrator did not request arbitration briefs before providing a decision.

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Definitions:

Principle Of Falsifiability

The principle that a scientific theory must make predictions that are specific enough to expose the theory to the possibility of disconfirmation; that is, the theory must predict not only what will happen but also what will not happen.

Denialism

The refusal to accept well-established facts or evidence, often in the context of scientific or historical truths.

Cognitive Inertia

The tendency of human minds to stick to existing thought patterns or beliefs, resisting changes even in the face of new information.

Significant Result

In statistical analysis, a result that is unlikely to have occurred by chance alone, according to a predefined threshold of probability, indicating a meaningful difference or relationship.