If an Arbitrator Makes a Clearly Erroneous Ruling Pursuant to a Voluntary

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True/False

If an arbitrator makes a clearly erroneous ruling pursuant to a voluntary contract-based arbitration, there will be sufficient grounds for a judge to set aside the award.

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