Lawyers Guild Review, Volume 11National Lawyers Guild, 1951 - Bar associations |
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Page 60
... parties are at liberty to agree on the substantive matters . they wish to arbitrate . Except where the subject matter contravenes the public policy or law of the jurisdiction , the parties may agree to submit to arbitration : any ...
... parties are at liberty to agree on the substantive matters . they wish to arbitrate . Except where the subject matter contravenes the public policy or law of the jurisdiction , the parties may agree to submit to arbitration : any ...
Page 63
... parties are free " to legislate " upon the dispute . Their agreement or disposition of the dis- pute need not be a " judicial " act . It may be , and the parties even may follow the form of judicial inquiry in their discussions . In ...
... parties are free " to legislate " upon the dispute . Their agreement or disposition of the dis- pute need not be a " judicial " act . It may be , and the parties even may follow the form of judicial inquiry in their discussions . In ...
Page 66
... parties . In the ab- sence of specific restrictions of authority , the arbitrator acts according to prevailing rules of arbitration law and accepted practice , and custom of the ever - growing " common law of industrial relations ...
... parties . In the ab- sence of specific restrictions of authority , the arbitrator acts according to prevailing rules of arbitration law and accepted practice , and custom of the ever - growing " common law of industrial relations ...
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