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2745 The phrase "the right to appeal from the arbitrator's award or any judgment thereby entered or any order made is expressly waived" contained in a stipulation was sufficient to establish a waiver of all right to appeal from the arbitrator's decision even though ambiguous language made it unclear whether the parties were submitting their dispute to binding contractual arbitration or to non-binding judicial arbitration.CitationPRATT v GURSEY, SCHNEIDER (Ambiguous Stipulation) 80 CA4 1105 [See: Elliott v City of LB 57 CA4 495, T/AT 10/97; Mercury v Superior Court 19 C4 332; Sagonowsky v More 64 CA4 122, T/AT 6/98; Herzog v Fredrics 61 CA4 672, T/AT 3/98; Old Republic v St Paul Fire 45 CA4 631, T/AT 6/96]
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