According to the FAA, decisions of an arbitrator may be overruled for all of the reasons listed below except
A) The arbitration was corrupt and full of fraud
B) The arbitrator admitted several times that he despised one party and wanted to get even
C) The arbitrator allowed only one side to present evidence and then made his decision
D) One of the parties did not like the outcome of the arbitration

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The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) allows for the overruling of an arbitrator's decision on grounds such as corruption, fraud, evident partiality, or misconduct, including refusal to hear evidence pertinent and material to the dispute. However, simply not liking the outcome of the arbitration is not a valid reason under the FAA to overrule an arbitrator's decision.

According to the FAA, Decisions of an Arbitrator May Be