Pass v. . Critcher
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil ACTION, brought by plaintiff against C. R. and C. C. Gritcher, principals, and J. A. Long, surety, on an arbitration agreement and bond, and heard before Connor, J., at November Term, 1892, of PersoN Superior Court, on the pleadings, exhibits and admissions. There was judgment for the plaintiff and defendants appealed. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the •Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Clark, J.:
The plaintiff and the defendants, Critcher Bros., having agreed to submit the matters in dispute between them to arbitration and entered into an arbitration bond, the defendant Long signed the following guaranty:
“As surety in the sum of five hundred dollars, I hereby guarantee that Critcher Bros., the parties of the second part in the foregoing agreement, will in all respects fairly and fully abide by the award to be made by the arbitrator.
“This 23d March, 1892. J. A. LONG.”
The arbitrator made his award, adjudging that the defendants, Critcher Bros., pay the plaintiff $887.73. It is…
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