Failure of Beth Din, which was Jewish court proceeding before panel of three rabbinic judges, to conduct its proceedings within procedural requirements of Uniform Arbitration Act would not invalidate award in connection with divorce judgment, where parties voluntarily and knowingly executed arbitration agreement that expressly provided that proceedings would be conducted according to Jewish substantive and procedural law, and parties were not compelled to arbitrate under the agreement. Kovacs v. Kovacs, 98 Md.App. 289, 633 A.2d 425,(1993)

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