POLICYAGRICULTURAL PRACTICES3 Professor Siegel argues that section 16 was designed to prevent the appellate process from judicial intervention should be kept to a bare minimum.74 Allowing appeals from arbitration Theright to appeal arbitration orders in embedded proceedings, however, is not so clear....
While the intent behind the insertion of Section 9(2) into the Act is laudable, it may be argued that the provision fails to achieve its intended purpose. Upon a bare perusal of Section 9(2) of the Act, it is apparent that the provision is silent on ...
An assessment must therefore be made of which elements of the alleged act of corruption have been established by clear and convincing evidence, and which elements are left to reasonable inference, and on the whole whether the alleged act of corruption is established to a standard higher than the...
After suggesting how interest analysis might work to resolve intrastate conflicts of laws, I turn to a specific example of such a conflict: the Supreme Court's decision last term in , in which the Court held, 5–4, that the Federal Arbitration Act commanded enforcement of an arbitration ...