1.You own a business in Tennessee that sells equipment for snow skiing.One of your suppliers, also located in Tennessee, sent items to you that are clearly defective.The value of the defective items is $80,000.The sales contract between you and your supplier has a mandatory arbitration clause in it.The dispute recently went to arbitration, and the arbitrator decided in favor of your supplier due to the arbitrator's interpretation of a provision in the contract.You have done some research and have concluded that the arbitrator did not follow the governing law of Tennessee (i.e., the decision is erroneous according to Tennessee law).If you seek to appeal the arbitrator's decision to an appropriate court, will the appeal be granted, based on the material in the textbook?Answer "yes" or "no" and thoroughly explain the reasons for your answer.Also, state the general rules concerning the circumstances under which an arbitrator's decision may be properly appealed to a court for a decision.