Rhode Island § 28-9-11 § 28-9-11. Summons of witnesses — Attendance by arbitrators — Majority required for award.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 28-9-11 — § 28-9-11. Summons of witnesses — Attendance by arbitrators — Majority required for award.

Rhode Island § 28-9-11

Title 28Labor and Labor Relations

Ch. 28-9Arbitration of Labor Controversies

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-9-11 (2026).

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§ 28-9-11. Summons of witnesses — Attendance by arbitrators — Majority required for award.
The arbitrator or arbitrators selected as prescribed in this chapter may require any
            person to attend before them as a witness; and he or she and they have, and each of
            them has, the same powers with respect to all the proceedings before them that are
            conferred upon a board or a member of a board authorized by law to hear testimony.
            All the arbitrators selected as prescribed in this chapter must meet together and
            hear all the allegations and proofs of the parties, but an award by a majority of
            them is valid unless the concurrence of all is expressly required i

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§ 28-9-11. Summons of witnesses — Attendance by arbitrators — Majority required for award.

The arbitrator or arbitrators selected as prescribed in this chapter may require any person to attend before them as a witness; and he or she and they have, and each of them has, the same powers with respect to all the proceedings before them that are conferred upon a board or a member of a board authorized by law to hear testimony. All the arbitrators selected as prescribed in this chapter must meet together and hear all the allegations and proofs of the parties, but an award by a majority of them is valid unless the concurrence of all is expressly required in the submission or contract.