Or. Admin. Code § 808-008-0425 - Petition to Modify or Correct an Award; Issuance
(1) A party to an arbitration may petition
the arbitrator to modify or correct an award. A party may file only one
petition of an award under this rule as stated in subsection (13) of this rule.
(2) The petition to modify or
correct an award must be in writing and substantially conform to the
requirements of OAR 808-008-0430.
(3) To be considered, a petition to modify or
correct an award must be received by the arbitrator within 21 days of mailing
the proposed award.
(4) If the
arbitrator receives a timely petition to modify or correct an award, the
arbitrator shall mail copies of the petition to the other parties to the
arbitration and the agency.
(5) A
party may respond to the petition to modify or correct an award. To be
considered, a response to the petition must be received by the arbitrator no
later than 14 days after the arbitrator mailed a copy of the petition to the
party.
(6) The arbitrator may
waive or extend the time limitations in sections (3) and (5) of this rule on a
showing of good cause by the person requesting the waiver or extension.
(7) The arbitrator may modify or
correct an award:
(a) If there was an evident
mathematical miscalculation or an evident mistake in the description of a
person, thing or property referred to in the award;
(b) If the arbitrator made an award on a
claim not submitted to the arbitrator and the award may be corrected without
affecting the merits of the decision on the claims submitted;
(c) If the award is imperfect in a matter of
form not affecting the merits of the decision on the claims submitted;
(d) Because the arbitrator has not
made a final and definite award upon a claim submitted by the parties to the
arbitration proceeding; or
(e) To
clarify the award.
(8)
The arbitrator shall consider the petition and any response received from a
non-petitioning party, except that the arbitrator may not consider evidence
that was not introduced at the arbitration.
(9) The arbitrator shall issue an amended
award that addresses each substantial issue raised in the petition. The amended
award may summarily dismiss issues as appropriate. The arbitrator may:
(a) Affirm the original award and incorporate
it in the amended award by reference; or
(b) Issue a new award.
(10) The agency may extend the time to issue
an amended award.
(11) If the
arbitrator who prepared the award is not available to consider a petition to
modify or correct the award, the Chief Administrative Law Judge or a person
designated by the Chief Administrative Law Judge may assign another arbitrator
to review the tapes and exhibits of the arbitration, the award, the petition
and any response and render a decision on the petition. If the new arbitrator
is unable to render a decision on the petition, the petition shall be deemed
denied.
(12) Arbitration awards
are not considered "issued" for the purposes of ORS
671.703(9)
until:
(a) The time to file a petition to
modify the award has expired with no request for modification; or
(b) The arbitrator has determined to modify
the award or not, if there was a timely petition for modification of the award
filed by one or both parties.
(13) Each party may file one petition to
modify an initial Arbitration Award within 21 days after the award is signed by
the arbitrator. Once the arbitrator makes a determination on all timely
petitions filed, no additional petitions for modification may be requested.
Neither party may file a petition to modify an Amended Arbitration Award. For
procedures to respond to petitions for modification or seek judicial review of
Amended Arbitration Awards, see OAR
808-008-0430.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.310 - 183.500, 670.310 & 671.670
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183 & 671.670
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