I need to determinate which is the legal nature of an award. I need to find if the award's nature is contractual OR a different one. Regarding with this, i need to find if there is any jurisprudence that justifies your answer, thanks.
It could depend on the matter being arbitrated. There are arbitrations for contract disputes, personal injury, maritime salvage, and other types of matters, contractual and non-contractual in nature. If you are doing this for school, you could look for arbitrator's decisions that have been posted online. You could also visit websites of organizations that conduct arbitrations, such as the American Arbitration Association, and see if they have resources that you could read to learn more. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
My daughter has a background check for a licensing exam being held up do to legal issues she has had in the past although she has no reported convictions.
What can we do to free this up since it has been over 30 days
stock laws
A neighbors cattle have been on our place in San Saba County for over two months. They are two places removed from us so we can't just run them back on their place. I can't get them to come & pick them up & they won't sell them to me. What can I do to resolve this?
community debts
I've been separated a year this month and am filing the motion for final judgement on the divorce. During this year I have managed to pay off debts we had run up while married, plus pay the full mortgage for 5 months on a house that is in his name alone. It totals close to $22k that I've paid out. I'm filing a motion to request 50% reimbursement from him for these payments, so of course he is coming back at me and saying I owe him close to $16k for the $1,200 per month he paid me before a child support order was in place, and for work he did on the house to get it ready to sell. He is actually trying to charge me $25 per hour for his ''labor''. I can see paying for half of the receipts he has for supplies, etc, but $25/hour for his labor?