Utah § 81-15-117 - Correction by court of unconfirmed award.
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§ 81-15-117. Correction by court of unconfirmed award.
81-15-117. Correction by court of unconfirmed award.
| (1) | On a motion of a party that is made no later than 90 days after the day on which an arbitrator gives notice under Subsection 81-15-114(2) of an award, including an award corrected under Section 81-15-116, the court shall correct the award if:
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| (2) | A motion under this section to correct an award may be joined with a motion to vacate or amend the award under Section 81-15-118. |
| (3) | Unless a motion under Section 81-15-118 is pending, the court may confirm a corrected award under Section 81-15-115. |
Enacted by Chapter 315, 2025 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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