The losing party in arbitration cannot appeal the arbitrator's decision in a regular court on the basis that the decision was unwise.

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This is because arbitration decisions are usually final and binding, and the parties involved have agreed to be bound by the arbitrator's decision. Therefore, a regular court will not consider an appeal on the basis of whether the decision was unwise or not. Exceptions to this may exist in certain circumstances, such as if the arbitrator acted with bias or exceeded their powers.

The Losing Party in Arbitration Cannot Appeal the Arbitrator's Decision