Buzas Baseball, Inc. v. Salt Lake Trappers, Inc.

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• holding that petitioners, who had received an arbitration award, were entitled to reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred in defending the award on appeal under the Utah Arbitration Act
• holding that petitioners, who had received an arbitration award, were entitled to reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred in defending the award on appeal under the Utah Arbitration Act
• holding that it would ―elevate form over substance‖ if a court dismissed a request to set aside an arbitration award because the request was contained in a verified complaint rather than a motion, as required by statute
• allowing a court to vacate an arbitration award if it violates a well-defined and dominant public policy of the state
• “Rather than being a statutory ground, the public policy exception is a judicially created ground for vacating an arbitration award.”
• \[The irrationality principle must be applied with a view to the narrow seope of review in arbitration cases.\ (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)

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