Court of Appeals of Washington· 12/23/1987
Groves v. Progressive Casualty
Citations
- 747 P.2d 498
- 50 Wash. App. 133
- 1987 Wash. App. LEXIS 4568
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- holding arbitrator's refusal to hear evidence which is not pertinent and material to the controversy does not provide a basis for vacating award under RCW 7.04.160(3)
- holding arbitrator’s refusal to hear evidence which is not pertinent and material to the controversy does not provide a basis for vacating award under RCW 7.04.160(3)
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Judges: Pekelis
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6 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Davidson v. HensenWashington Supreme Court· 1998-05-07· cited 111×
- Expert Drywall, Inc. v. Ellis-Don Construction, Inc.Court of Appeals of Washington· 1997-07-21· cited 17×
- Pegasus Construction Corp. v. Turner Construction Co.Court of Appeals of Washington· 1997-01-27· cited 14×
- Allstate Insurance v. BatacanWashington Supreme Court· 1999-10-21· cited 12×
- Allstate Ins. Co. v. BatacanWashington Supreme Court· 1999-10-21· cited 11×
- Farmers Insurance v. LautenbachCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1998-10-02· cited 9×
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Hamilton v. Farmers Insurance Co.Washington Supreme Court· 1987-02-26· cited 109×
- Elovich v. Nationwide InsuranceWashington Supreme Court· 1985-10-10· cited 84×
- Northern State Construction Co. v. BancheroWashington Supreme Court· 1963-11-14· cited 60×
- St. Paul Insurance Companies v. LusisCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1971-12-23· cited 22×
- Keen v. IFG Leasing Co.Court of Appeals of Washington· 1981-01-14· cited 13×
- Moen v. StateCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1975-04-09· cited 12×
- Lent's, Inc. v. Santa Fe Engineers, Inc.Court of Appeals of Washington· 1981-05-11· cited 11×
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