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One of the advantages of arbitration over court is that the Arbitrator's decision (also known as the award) is confidential between the parties. The public cannot find out what the decision is except with the consent of the parties. Hence, Norman Pickell is unable to show you decisions or awards that he has made as an arbitrator. However, because most court proceedings are public, he is able to let you read court decisions that he has made as a Small Claims Court Judge. Here are some of those decisions: 2005 Northwood Beach Resort v. Deweerd involved a dispute over the definition of "real estate" and whether a fee was collectable on the sale Parlardg v. Parlardg involved the maintenance and sale of a time-share condo Progress Aluminum v. Petrie involved the installation of siding on a home Township of Perth South v. Turner involved a dispute as to who should pay for the paving of a road 2002 Redmond v. West Wawanosh Insurance involved whether the insurance policy covered the damage Zizak v. Lyons and Mulhern involved whether there was automobile insurance coverage 2001 Gascho v. Town of Clinton involved whether Town was liable for a tree limb falling on a car 1999 McInnis v. Grant involved the effect of a warranty for a septic system after a sale 1998 Gibson v. Dankwardt involved the destruction by fire of some cars being restored  Top |
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Norman B. Pickell Lawyer - Mediator - Arbitrator 58 South Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3L5 Telephone (519) 524-8335 Fax (519) 524-1530 |
Arbitration Decisions - Norman Pickell
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