T-15 - Public Works Act

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29. If, in any case where a claim has been referred to only one arbitrator, the claimant be not satisfied with the award, he may, by a notice in writing transmitted to the secretary of the board, within one month after notice of the award has been served on such claimant, appeal to the board of arbitration consisting, in that case, of only the other two arbitrators. The board shall hear the appellant, and give such award as may appear right to the board. The award shall be final and without appeal.
R. S. 1964, c. 138, s. 29; 1986, c. 95, s. 331.
29. If, in any case in which a claim has been referred to one arbitrator, the claimant be not satisfied with the award, he may, by a notice in writing transmitted to the arbitrator who made the award or to the secretary of the board, within one month after notice of the award has been served on such claimant, appeal to the board of arbitration; and the board shall hear the appellant, and give such award as may appear right to the whole or the majority of such board; and there shall be no further appeal from such award.
R. S. 1964, c. 138, s. 29.