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· 11/8/1954

Garcia v. Landon

Citations

  • 348 U.S. 866
  • 75 S. Ct. 105
  • 99 L. Ed. 682
  • 1954 U.S. LEXIS 1503

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing exceptions to the functus officio doctrine for mistakes evident on the face of the award and for changes when the parties consent
  • declining to opine on whether functus officio doctrine applies to actions brought under section 301
  • “Federal courts have [the] power to remand an arbitration award to the arbitrator where the award is patently incomplete, ambiguous or inconsistent.” (emphasis in original

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