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In the Absence of a Statute, the Rights and Duties

Question 70

Multiple Choice

In the absence of a statute, the rights and duties of the parties to a submission for arbitration are described and limited by:

A) the Constitution.
B) de novo review.
C) class-action certification.
D) arbitrability.
E) the agreement.

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