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· 6/2/1947

Calhoun v. Nierstheimer

Citations

  • 331 U.S. 840
  • 67 S. Ct. 1510
  • 91 L. Ed. 1851
  • 1947 U.S. LEXIS 2252

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  • “[T]here is no requirement in … the statutes that either party to an arbitration proceeding pursue the award to a judicial determination. The parties to an arbitration may accept the award or presumably agree upon some other settlement after the award has been made.”

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