J. N. Coe & Co. v. First Realty & Loan Co.

Stacy, O. J.

The following excerpt, taken from the charge, constitutes one of the defendant’s exceptive assignments of error:

“What that award is, as to the amount, gentlemen, is not before you, because it might be some evidence, or control or prejudice you in some way. As to the way they decided the matter isn’t for you at all. You are to decide it under the instructions of the court, and from the evidence in the case.”

The submission, which is the basis of every arbitration and award, being sufficient in the instant case, both in substance and in form, as well as the award made in pursuance…