arbitration act

Every other appeals court to have considered the question had found the arbitration act to apply to employment.

It interpreted the exclusion to mean that the arbitration act did not apply to employment contracts, at all.

The state district court has jurisdiction for arbitration conducted under its arbitration act.

The 1901 arbitration act brought him much business; it was stated in 1906 that his firm had been concerned in two hundred disputes.

The recommendations were only parted impemented in the Arbitration Acts of 1928 and 1934.

"There are valid policy and textual arguments on both sides regarding the interrelation of federal securities and arbitration Acts," he wrote.

Passed the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1894.

"Family faith-based tribunals had been set up by Catholic and Jewish communities following the passing of the province's Arbitration Act in 1991.

The Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1894 created a compulsory arbitration system for resolving industrial disputes.

Answering questions from Justice John Paul Stevens, Mr. Nagle said the arbitration act covered ticket agents who worked for railroads, but not employees of travel agencies who sold train tickets.

During the ensuing outcry, a former attorney general, Marion Boyd, was asked to review how the arbitration act was working and whether it adversely affected vulnerable people, including women, the elderly and people with disabilities.

In December 2004, she released a controversial study that recommended that the Ontario government leave the 1991 Arbitration Act in place, which allows for the use of religious law in civil law arbitrations.

The model law is not binding, but individual states may adopt the model law by incorporating it into their domestic law (as, for example, Australia did, in the International Arbitration Act 1974, as amended).

Among the measures passed were the industrial arbitration act, labour exchanges act, workers' compensation act, inspection of machinery and scaffolding act, factories and shops amendment act, and workers' compensation amendment act.

Nisshin applied to the High Court under s. 67 of the Arbitration Act 1996 to challenge both grounds of the tribunal's decision seeking a declaration that the arbitral tribunal would have no jurisdiction to the claims.

The clubs, which eliminated arbitration when they implemented their new salary-cap system last month, view the union's arbitration act as fantasy, but it underscores the difference in the way the two sides are proceeding through the morass of an off-season mired in a dispute that won't go away.

Because Norelf was the respondent, in a defensive position, the Court of Appeal had been wrong to say that Norelf required to seek a certificate under the Arbitration Act 1979, s.1(7) before being allowed to argue that the award was sustainable on alternative grounds.