The author suggests that the parties may often be in a better position than the arbitrator to determine the appropriate remedy, and encourages remand. He views arbitration as being the…
Procedural problems in the conduct of arbitration hearings: A discussion
Lewis M. Gill, Ronald W. Haughton, Harry H. Platt, Emanuel Stein, Saul Wallen
January 1, 1964 Proceedings Database
A discussion of the following procedural disputes: Ruling on arbitrability before hearing the merits – ex parte hearings – calling the opposing party’s witnesses first – admissibility of settlement offers…
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