ORS 36.690
Change of award by arbitrator

(1)

Upon request by a party to an arbitration proceeding, an arbitrator may modify or correct an award:

(a)

Upon a ground stated in ORS 36.710 (Modification or correction of award) (1)(a) or (c);

(b)

Because the arbitrator has not made a final and definite award upon a claim submitted by the parties to the arbitration proceeding; or

(c)

To clarify the award.

(2)

A request under subsection (1) of this section must be made and notice given to all parties within 20 days after the requesting party receives notice of the award.

(3)

A party to the arbitration proceeding must give notice of any objection to the request within 10 days after receipt of the notice under subsection (2) of this section.

(4)

If a petition to the court is pending under ORS 36.700 (Confirmation of award), 36.705 (Vacating award) or 36.710 (Modification or correction of award), the court may submit the claim to the arbitrator to consider whether to modify or correct the award:

(a)

Upon a ground stated in ORS 36.710 (Modification or correction of award) (1)(a) or (c);

(b)

Because the arbitrator has not made a final and definite award upon a claim submitted by the parties to the arbitration proceeding; or

(c)

To clarify the award.

(5)

An award modified or corrected pursuant to this section is subject to ORS 36.685 (Award) (1), 36.700 (Confirmation of award), 36.705 (Vacating award) and 36.710 (Modification or correction of award). [2003 c.598 §20]
Note: See note under 36.600 (Definitions).

Source: Section 36.690 — Change of award by arbitrator, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors036.­html.

Notes of Decisions

Under former similar statute (ORS 36.350)

Although 20-day limitation period of this section was short period of time in which to file suit under Labor Management Relations Act, sec. 301, it was not so short that it “unduly qualifies or diminishes the federal right the cause of action seeks to protect.” McNaughton v. Dillingham Corp., 707 F2d 1042 (1983)

In action by union under Labor Management Relations Act, section 301 to set aside arbitration decision, federal district court was correct in applying 20-day limitation period of this section. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners v. FMC Corp, 724 F2d 815 (1984)

In action by union to compel arbitration under National Labor Relations Act, 20-day limitation period under this section would conflict with federal labor policy. Millmen’s Union Local No. 1120 v. Pay Less Drug, 589 F Supp 675 (1984)

36.100
Policy for ORS 36.100 to 36.238 36.105
Declaration of purpose of ORS 36.100 to 36.238 36.110
Definitions for ORS 36.100 to 36.238 36.135
Review of dispute resolution programs 36.145
Dispute Resolution Account 36.150
Additional funding 36.155
Grants for dispute resolution services in counties 36.160
Participation by counties 36.165
Termination of county participation 36.175
Rules for administration of dispute resolution programs 36.179
Mediation and other alternative dispute resolution services for public bodies 36.185
Referral of civil dispute to mediation 36.190
Stipulation to mediation 36.195
Presence of attorney 36.200
Mediation panels 36.210
Liability of mediators and programs 36.220
Confidentiality of mediation communications and agreements 36.222
Admissibility and disclosure of mediation communications and agreements in subsequent adjudicatory proceedings 36.224
State agencies 36.226
Public bodies other than state agencies 36.228
Mediations in which two or more public bodies are parties 36.230
Public bodies 36.232
Disclosures allowed for reporting, research, training and educational purposes 36.234
Parties to mediation 36.236
Effect on other laws 36.238
Application of ORS 36.210 and 36.220 to 36.238 36.252
Agricultural mediation services coordinated by State Department of Agriculture 36.254
Contracts for mediation services 36.256
Request for mediation services 36.258
Duties of mediator 36.260
Mediation agreement 36.262
Confidentiality of mediation materials 36.264
Civil immunity for mediators and mediation service providers 36.266
Suspension of court proceedings during mediation 36.268
Provision of mediation services contingent on funding 36.280
Mediation of disputes related to interference with farming practices 36.283
Confidentiality of mediation communications and agreement 36.400
Mandatory arbitration programs 36.405
Referral to mandatory arbitration 36.410
Stipulation for arbitration 36.415
Arbitration after waiver of amount of claim exceeding $50,000 36.420
Notice of arbitration hearing 36.425
Filing of decision and award 36.450
Definitions for ORS 36.450 to 36.558 36.452
Policy 36.454
Application of ORS 36.450 to 36.558 36.456
Construction of ORS 36.450 to 36.558 36.458
When written communication considered to have been received 36.460
Waiver of objection to arbitration 36.462
Prohibition on intervention by court 36.464
Venue 36.466
Arbitration agreements to be in writing 36.468
Application to stay judicial proceedings and compel arbitration 36.470
Interim judicial relief 36.472
Number of arbitrators 36.474
Procedure for appointment of arbitrators 36.476
Disclosure by proposed arbitrators and conciliators 36.478
Procedure for challenging arbitrator 36.480
Withdrawal of arbitrator 36.482
Substitute arbitrator 36.484
Arbitral tribunal may rule on own jurisdiction 36.486
Interim measures of protection ordered by arbitral tribunal 36.488
Fairness in proceedings 36.490
Procedures subject to agreement by parties 36.492
Place of arbitration 36.494
Commencement of arbitral proceedings 36.496
Language used in proceedings 36.498
Contents of statements by claimant and respondent 36.500
Oral hearing 36.502
Effect of failure to make required statement or to appear at oral hearing 36.504
Appointment of experts 36.506
Circuit court assistance in taking evidence 36.508
Choice of laws 36.510
Decision of arbitral tribunal 36.512
Settlement 36.514
Arbitral award 36.516
Termination of arbitral proceedings 36.518
Correction of errors in award 36.520
Setting aside award 36.522
Enforcement of award 36.524
Grounds for refusal to enforce award 36.526
Provisions to be interpreted in good faith 36.528
Policy to encourage conciliation 36.530
Guiding principles of conciliators 36.532
Manner of conducting conciliation proceedings 36.534
Draft conciliation settlement 36.536
Prohibition on use of statements, admissions or documents arising out of conciliation proceedings 36.538
Conciliation to act as stay of other proceedings 36.540
Termination of conciliation proceedings 36.542
Conciliator not to be arbitrator or take part in arbitral or judicial proceedings 36.544
Submission to conciliation not waiver 36.546
Conciliation agreement to be treated as arbitral award 36.548
Costs of conciliation proceedings 36.550
Payment of costs 36.552
Effect of conciliation on jurisdiction of courts 36.554
Immunities 36.556
Severability 36.558
Short title 36.600
Definitions 36.605
Notice 36.610
Effect of agreement to arbitrate 36.615
Application for judicial relief 36.620
Validity of agreement to arbitrate 36.625
Petition to compel or stay arbitration 36.630
Provisional remedies 36.635
Initiation of arbitration 36.640
Consolidation of separate arbitration proceedings 36.645
Appointment of arbitrator 36.650
Disclosure by arbitrator 36.655
Action by majority 36.660
Immunity of arbitrator 36.665
Arbitration process 36.670
Representation by a lawyer 36.675
Witnesses 36.680
Judicial enforcement of preaward ruling by arbitrator 36.685
Award 36.690
Change of award by arbitrator 36.695
Remedies 36.700
Confirmation of award 36.705
Vacating award 36.710
Modification or correction of award 36.715
Judgment on award 36.720
Jurisdiction 36.725
Venue 36.730
Appeals 36.735
Uniformity of application and construction 36.740
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