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Missouri Court of Appeals Finds Arbitrator Lacked Authority to Resolve Automobile Repossession Dispute09.20.21 |
The Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, recently reversed a trial court decision and subsequent arbitration award in favor of an automobile repossessor.
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