· 8/5/1988
Schmidt v. Midwest Family Mutual Insurance Co.
Citations
- 426 N.W.2d 870
- 1988 Minn. LEXIS 176
- 1988 WL 80787
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that arbitration is not merely a precursor to litigation; rather, it is a means through which contracting parties may achieve final resolution of disputes
- noting that an insured objecting to an arbitration award as unreasonably low would have no opportunity to submit the issue to trial while an insurer objecting to an award as unreasonably high would have such recourse
- noting that an insured objecting to an arbitration award as unreasonably low would have no opportunity to submit the issue to trial while an insurer objecting to an award as unreasonably high would have such recourse
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Judges: Kelley
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