This is an appeal of an arbitration award that changed the children's school from a private institution to a public one due to financial considerations.
The appellant mother alleged errors of law, fact, mixed fact and law, and procedural unfairness by the arbitrator, including failure to give due weight to the children's views, prioritizing finances over best interests, insufficient reasons, judicial notice errors, misapprehension of evidence, and procedural unfairness regarding financial disclosure.
The court dismissed the appeal, finding no palpable and overriding errors or errors of law, and upheld the arbitrator's decision, emphasizing deference to arbitral awards in family matters and the holistic consideration of the children's best interests within practical and financial constraints.