Preacher, J. v. Judge

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• holding that petitioner “cannot remain silent, raising no objection during the course of the arbitration proceeding, and when an award adverse to him has been handed down complain of a situation of which he had knowledge from the first.”
• appellant cannot remain silent during arbitration when he knows that one of four arbitrators is employed by a competitor and then raise the issue when an adverse ruling is received
• “When a party has knowledge of facts possibly indicating bias or partiality on the part of the arbitrator he cannot remain silent and later object to the award of the arbitrator on that ground.”
• \When a party has knowledge of facts possibly indicating bias or partiality on the part of the arbitrator he cannot remain silent and later object to the award of the arbitrator on that ground.\
• \When a party has knowledge of facts possibly indicating bias or partiality on the part of the arbitrator he cannot remain silent and later object to the award of the arbitrator on that ground.\
• “Appellant cannot remain silent, raising no objection during the course of the arbitration proceed ing, and when an award adverse to him has been handed down complain of a situation of which he had knowledge from the first.”

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