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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 10-3. Arbitration

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 10 > Chapter 10-3. Arbitration

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§ 10-3-1	Short title
§ 10-3-2	Agreements to arbitrate subject to chapter
§ 10-3-3	Stay of actions on issues referable to arbitration
§ 10-3-4	Petition for arbitration -- Service, hearing, and reference
§ 10-3-5	Determination as to whether issue is subject to arbitration
§ 10-3-6	Judicial appointment of arbitrators
§ 10-3-7	Manner of making and hearing applications
§ 10-3-8	Arbitrators' hearing -- Summons of witnesses
§ 10-3-9	Taking of depositions
§ 10-3-10	Form and signature of arbitrators' award
§ 10-3-11	Order confirming award
§ 10-3-12	Grounds for vacating award
§ 10-3-13	Rehearing after vacation of award
§ 10-3-14	Modification or correction of award
§ 10-3-15	Notice of motion to vacate, modify, or correct award
§ 10-3-16	Judgment on award
§ 10-3-17	Papers filed for judgment
§ 10-3-18	Effect of judgment
§ 10-3-19	Appeal to supreme court
§ 10-3-20	Severability
§ 10-3-21	Sureties -- Bound to arbitration award on construction contract

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U.S. Code Provisions: Arbitration

U.S. Code > Title 9 - Arbitration

Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 2 > Part 5 > § 64-2-502. Effective date

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This part shall take effect when:

(1) Two (2) or more of the counties of Montgomery, Houston or Stewart or the cities of Clarksville or Cumberland City are authorized by a majority vote of their respective governing bodies to become members of the authority;

(2) Evidence of such authorization is proclaimed and countersigned by the presiding officer of each ratifying county and city and certified by that presiding officer to the secretary of state; and

(3) The governing bodies of all governments voting to become members of the authority have indicated their willingness to appropriate sufficient funds to provide for the initial administration of the authority.

[Acts 1983, ch. 302, § 17.]


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