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· 1/30/1989

Westmark Properties, Inc. v. McGuire

Citations

  • 766 P.2d 1146
  • 53 Wash. App. 400

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that the purpose of arbitration is to avoid the courts, “not to serve as a prelude to litigation”
  • where prejudgment interest has not been awarded by the arbitrator, a trial court lacks authority to add it to the judgment
  • a statement of reasons for an arbitrator's award is not part of the award
  • court erred in adding prejudgment interest to arbitration award because it is part of merits of controversy that is forbidden territory for a court
  • a statement of reasons for arbitration award is not part of award
  • \The evidence before the arbitrator will not be considered.\

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Judges: Worswick

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