In re the Arbitration between Guetta & Raxon Fabrics Corp.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Wallace, J.
Because an arbitrator is not required to give any reasons for his decision, his award cannot be attacked on the ground that he refused to consider or failed to appreciate particular arguments or evidence tendered to him.
Petitioner (herein, the employee) entered into respondent’s (herein, the employer) employment in June 1968. In September 1973, the parties executed a written employment contract containing a broad arbitration clause. In March 1983, shortly after being discharged, the employee demanded arbitration as to whether the employer was in breach of the…
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