Severtson v. Williams Construction Co.

How courts have described this case

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• noting, “The miscalculation, to be evident, must appear on the face of the award . . . or be so readily apparent from the documentation in the case that explanation by proofs is not necessary”
• “When the arbitrator provides the basis for decision in the form of an opinion or letter, that document becomes part of the award for purposes of review.”
• in a claim concerning a construction contract breach where the parties agreed to submit to arbitration, the court held that the use of the term \suit\ in an attorney's fee provision was broad enough to embrace the arbitration thereby justifying an award of attorney's fees and costs

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