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In reinsurance arbitrations should the panel be impartial, independent and neutral or, except for the umpire, should the other panelists be party-appointed advocates? Reinsurance arbitrations are customarily the final frontier in the resolution of the proliferating number of disputes between cedents and reinsurers; however, in recent years the courts have become increasingly more involved. There now exists in America a considerable body of case law regarding reinsurance. It is submitted that a reinsurance arbitration using party-appointed, non-neutral arbitrator/advocates, that allows ex parte communications, and, in the absence of a concern for the preservation of trade secrets, is unwilling to issue a reasoned decision will not result in a fair hearing. The international rule favoring...
... that West sought the benefit of a "new rule," and thus his claim was barred by Teague v. Lane,... if it were disbelieved, that it could "fairly be treated as positive evidence of guilt"; and fif... all such claims after a full and fair hearing. Instead, we held, a district court must determine...
...PART 1905: RULES OF PRACTICE FOR VARIANCES, LIMITATIONS, VARIATIONS... powers necessary or appropriate to conduct a fair, full, and impartial hearing, including the follow...
... from studies, reports, investigations, hearings, and other proceedings, or within official notice,... that the respondent shall have been given a fair hearing on the applicability of the rule to the pa...
... related agricultural products and to promote fair and competitive trade for the benefit of consumers... that we do it legitimately according to the rules of certification. And what we receive from abroad...
...The Act's income allocation rules direct that, in any month in which one spouse is i...Section 1396r-5(e)(2)(C) provides a "fair hearing" mechanism through which a couple may obta...
... of the English grand jury was to provide a fair method for instituting criminal proceedings agains... hampered by rigid procedural or evidential rules. In fact, grand jurors could act on their own know... trial a defendant's testimony at a hearing to suppress evidence wrongfully seized, since use ...
...-grade boys a letter that violated TSSAA's rule prohibiting members from using "undue influence" i...'s adverse written determination, a hearing before the director and an advisory panel, and a ... for violating that rule was preceded by a fair hearing. . . I . Although this case has had a lo...
... practices and requirements in the areas of fair hearings, fees, due dates, delinquent claims, rete...
...) was the property sold by the lender for its fair market value? At the confirmation hearing, the couurt can rule to confirm the sale (thereby satisfying the necess...
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