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· 2/28/2006

All Seasons Services, Inc. v. Guildner

Citations

  • 891 A.2d 97
  • 94 Conn. App. 1
  • 2006 Conn. App. LEXIS 89

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • approving of clarification because “[c]on-trary to the defendant’s contention, the arbitrator’s letter did not modify any substantive content of the original award, but merely explained its meaning”
  • “[Permitting an arbitrator to issue a clarification unilaterally is consistent with the purpose of arbitration to serve as an efficient and cost effective means of dispute resolution.”
  • court properly remanded matter to arbitrator for clarification after one party filed timely request to confirm award
  • a court must remand an award that is ambiguous; an award is ambiguous if it is susceptible to more than one reasonable interpretation
  • hold- ing that court improperly disregarded arbitrator’s artic- ulation of award and that ‘‘arbitrator’s judgment that a clarification was warranted is to be given deference by the court’’

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Judges: Schaller, McLachlan, Mihalakos

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