Carpenter v. Elway

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• reasoning that prematurely filed request and proof of service lie dormant until arbitrator perfects filing of the award
• holding arbitrator's notation on bottom of arbitration award reading \[o]riginal to the Clerk for filing with copies to each party\ insufficient proof of service because notation lacked time, place, and manner of service
• holding arbitrator’s notation on bottom of arbitration award reading “[o]riginal to the Clerk for filing with copies to each party” insufficient proof of service because notation lacked time, place, and manner of service
• holding arbitrator’s notation on bottom of arbitration award reading “[o]riginal to the Clerk for filing with copies to each party” insufficient proof of service because notation lacked time, place, and manner of service

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