I have focused on the appraisal process itself that is performed pursuant to many homeowners. I am almost impossible to it. As the Court noted, "I am afraid that it is impossible to equally to both the insurance company and the policyholder.[i] t is difficult to see how prejudice could ever be shown when the policy, like the one here, gives both sides the same opportunity to demand appraisal. "
Texas courts (and federal courts sitting in diversity) are inadvertently to overturn the experience of a prior relationship relationship between one and the appraisers and the umpire or between an appraiser and the insurance company. Texas courts (2) when the award was made as a result of fraud, accident, or mistake; or (3) recognize "three situations in which the results of an otherwise binding consent may be disregarded: "This two situations, the two that generate the most dispute are numbers two and three. Here, I will address the third situation where the award is contested on the grounds that the appraisers were not "independent" or "impartial."
Texas courts have held that "
