· 3/17/1983
Baar v. Tigerman
Citations
- 140 Cal. App. 3d 979
- 41 A.L.R. 4th 1004
- 211 Cal. Rptr. 426
- 1983 Cal. App. LEXIS 1499
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- holding that breach of an arbitration contract gave rise to a civil cause of action against arbitrator
- holding that breach of an arbitration contract gave rise to a civil cause of action against arbitrator
- arbitral immunity protects arbitrators from civil liability for actions taken in arbitrator’s quasi-judicial capacity but not for arbitrator’s failure to comply with arbitration contract
- \Courts of this country have long recognized immunity to protect arbitrators from civil liability for actions taken in the arbitrator's quasi-judicial capacity.\
- \Courts of this country have long recognized immunity to protect arbitrators from civil liability for actions taken in the arbitrator's quasi-judicial capacity.\
- arbitrator not immune from claim for delay in decision
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Judges: Klein
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