Generally,an arbitration award cannot be appealed in court simply because one party believes they made a mistake in interpreting an agreement.

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Arbitration awards are usually binding and final, and the parties involved have agreed to be bound by the decision of the arbitrator(s). As a result, appeals are usually not allowed on the basis of one party's belief that there was an error in interpreting an agreement. However, there are some limited circumstances in which an arbitration award may be challenged or appealed, such as in cases of fraud, corruption, or a failure to follow proper procedures during the arbitration process.

Generally,an Arbitration Award Cannot Be Appealed in Court Simply Because