Alabama § 6-6-4 Arbitrators - Duties Generally

Alabama Statutes

§ 6-6-4 — Arbitrators - Duties Generally

Alabama·Title 6 Civil Practice·Ch. 6 Remedies·Art. 1 Settlement of Controversies·Div. 1 Arbitration and Award

It is the duty of the arbitrators to appoint a time and place for hearing the parties and making their award, of which they must give the parties three days’ notice; and if no cause is shown for a continuance, they must proceed to hear and determine the matters referred to them and make their award in writing, which must be signed by them and a copy thereof be delivered to each of the parties, their agents, or attorneys and the fact and date of such delivery endorsed on the original.

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It is the duty of the arbitrators to appoint a time and place for hearing the parties and making their award, of which they must give the parties three days’ notice; and if no cause is shown for a continuance, they must proceed to hear and determine the matters referred to them and make their award in writing, which must be signed by them and a copy thereof be delivered to each of the parties, their agents, or attorneys and the fact and date of such delivery endorsed on the original.

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