In issuing an award finding that one retailer had not overcharged another for certain spot sales of natural gas, the arbitration panel did not exceed its authority in addressing the reasonableness of the prices charged after having found that the sales were not subject to the Master Agreement between the retailers, and the District Court's decision to the contrary, and vacating the panel's award of attorneys' fees, is reversed.
June 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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