Seller v. Salem Womens Clinic, Inc.

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• explaining that even when an arbi- trator “applies the law in a manner which a court would regard as erroneous,” an arbitration award will usually be upheld
• explaining that even when an arbi- trator “applies the law in a manner which a court would regard as erroneous,” an arbitration award will usually be upheld
• stating that Oregon courts construe arbitration agreements liberally in favor of arbitrability
• the “extent of an arbitrator’s authority” was a “question of law” when determining whether the arbitrator had “exceeded his power or awarded upon a matter not submitted to him” for purposes of former ORS 36.355(l)(d) and (f) (1997

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