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What is an arbitrators decision?

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An 'arbitrator" is a neutral third party who mediates disputes between parties and tries to arrive at an equitable understanding between them. He takes the facts and circumstances of both sides (and since he is neutral) makes a decision based on fact and not emotion. The arbitrator's decision is called an award.

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