An appellate court gave a couple half of what they wanted when it ruled on the enforceability of a contract that they entered into with a home contractor.

The Appellate Division panel said the contract’s arbitration provision failed the Atalese test and was unenforceable because the couple was not given sufficient notice that they were giving up their rights to take their claim to court.

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