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Arbitration award relating to a verbal contract held to be nonexistent, among other grounds, because rendered by an arbitrator unilaterally appointed, based on an "arbitration agreement" signed by an attorney-in-fact lacking authority to do so. Ad judicia clause conferring powers to represent a party in arbitration proceedings, but not to sign an arbitration agreement:

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