· 7/22/1959
Gulf Oil Corporation v. Guidry
Citations
- 327 S.W.2d 406
- 160 Tex. 139
- 2 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 416
- 1959 Tex. LEXIS 594
How courts have described this case
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- holding complaint that arbitrator erred by making legally incorrect determination was not complaint that arbitrator exceeded powers
- explaining that \the authority of arbitrators is derived from the arbitration agreement and is limited to a decision of the matters submitted therein either expressly or by necessary implication\
- stating the arbitration agreement defines the arbitrators’ powers and they decide issues expressly and impliedly submitted
- considering the arbitrator’s authority to make a determination on an issue once the case has been submitted to arbitration
- considering the arbitrator’s authority to make a determination on an issue once the case has been submitted to arbitration
- stating the arbitration agreement defines the arbitrators = powers and they decide issues expressly and impliedly submitted
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Judges: Calvert
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