Akridge v. Patillo
Supreme Court of Georgia
Waiver. Arbitration and Award. Before Judge Davis. Walton Superior Court. August Term, 1871. For the facts see the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Montgomery, Judge.
The parties in this ease having been partners, got into a controversy as to the settlement of their accounts, and submitted their differences to arbitration, under the Code. At *586the first meeting of the arbitrators, all parties were present except the umpire. The parties, nevertheless, proceeded with their case before the two arbitrators present, without objection. There were several meetings, at all but the first of which all of the arbitrators were present. An unanimous award was rendered against the plaintiffs in error for about $2,000 00, and when it was attempted to make…
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