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§ 7505 — Powers of arbitrator

New York·Law CVP Civil Practice Law & Rules·Art. 75 Arbitration
§ 7505. Powers of arbitrator. An arbitrator and any attorney of record\nin the arbitration proceeding has the power to issue subpoenas. An\narbitrator has the power to administer oaths.\n

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Nearby Sections

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§ 7501
Effect of arbitration agreement
§ 7502
Applications to the court; venue; statutes of limitation; provisional remedies
§ 7503
Application to compel or stay arbitration; stay of action; notice of intention to arbitrate
§ 7504
Court appointment of arbitrator
§ 7505
Powers of arbitrator
§ 7506
Hearing
§ 7507
Award; form; time; delivery
§ 7508
Award by confession
§ 7509
Modification of award by arbitrator
§ 7510
Confirmation of award
§ 7510-A
Confirmation of award for public sector arbitrations
§ 7511
Vacating or modifying award
§ 7512
Death or incompetency of a party
§ 7513
Fees and expenses
§ 7514
Judgment on an award
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