Batten v. Howell

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the arbitrators’ factual and legal errors do not constitute an abuse of power under a provision of the South Carolina Arbitration Act that provides for vacation of an arbitration award when arbitrators exceed their powers
• “The question of whether arbitrators have exceeded their powers relates to arbitrability of the issue they have attempted to resolve.”
• “The question of whether arbitrators have exceeded their powers relates to arbitrability of the issue they have attempted to resolve.”
• “[A]n arbitration award is conclusive and courts will refuse to review the merits of an award.... Arbitrators need not specify their reasoning or the basis of the award so long as the factual Inferences and legal conclusions supporting the award are barely colorable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).