When a Losing Party to an Arbitration Appeals the Arbitrator's

question 477

Multiple Choice

When a losing party to an arbitration appeals the arbitrator's decision to the courts, to have a chance of success, the appeal best be based on:

• A) errors of law
• B) errors of fact
• C) fraud
• D) misunderstanding of circumstances
• E) failure to comply with civil procedure

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