Brennan v. Stewarts' Pharmacies, Ltd.

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• concluding that an “award must be set aside for the reason that the arbitrators went beyond their powers”
• holding that arbitrators exceeded their powers when they decided issues not presented for resolution
• holding that arbitrators exceeded their powers when they decided issues not presented for resolution
• holding that arbitrators exceeded their powers when they decided issues not presented for resolution
• holding that a party-appointed arbitrator's failure to disclose that he had been employed by the appointing party as its representative and chief negotiator to negotiate the monthly rent for the subject property with the non-appointing party constituted \evident partiality\
• holding that a party-appointed arbitrator’s failure to disclose that he had been employed by the appointing party as its representative and chief negotiator to negotiate the monthly rent for the subject property with the non-appointing party constituted “evident partiality”

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