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Originally Posted by Christien
There might be terminology in there such as "a mutually-agreed-upon arbiter", which would mean you'd have the right to decline if you didn't like who they chose.
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Actually, it specifies only that the arbiter is a member and holds to the standards of some association. I don't have the notice in front of me at the moment, but it says that if the standards of the arbiter don't meet their requirements, the bank's rules on arbitration prevail. There is
definitely nothing about my right to decline the arbiter.