C. R. Klewin Northeast, LLC v. City of Bridgeport

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• determination of whether arbitration award violates public policy is reviewed de novo by appellate court
• when trial court makes decision based on pleadings on other documents, rather than on live testimony of witnesses, appellate court reviews its conclusions as questions of law and employs plenary review
• when trial court makes decision based on pleadings on other documents, rather than on live testimony of witnesses, appellate court reviews its conclusions as questions of law and employs plenary review
• “Waiver does not have to be express . . . but may consist of acts or conduct from which waiver may be implied. ... In other words, waiver may be inferred from the circumstances if it is reasonable to do so.” [Internal quotation marks omitted.]

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