Can an award of final and without appeal be overturned?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from In re The Trade Union Act, 1944 John East Iron Works, Limited (Applicant) Appellant v. Labour Relations Board of Saskatchewan et al (Respondents) Respondents (No. 3)*, 1949 CanLII 193 (SK CA):
In Fraser v. Fraserville (City), supra, an award of arbitrators, declared to be final and without appeal, was set aside as there was an error apparent on its face.
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