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Enforcement of the judgement of an arbitration award. Allegation that the judgment debtor is not the proper party, which does not succeed. Judgment debtor who was a claimant in the arbitration proceedings that gave rise to the arbitration award, and is therefore subject to the award of court-awarded attorneys’ fees fixed therein. Irrelevance of having appeared merely as a consenting intervening party in the contracts that gave rise to the arbitration:

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