Guerry v. Ponnock

Crumlish, J.,

The above matter is before us on defendant’s petition and rule to show cause why the judgment should not be stricken off for want of jurisdiction.

On April 25, 1947, the parties to the above-entitled action entered into an arbitration agreement, provid*156ing that “such matters as shall be in disagreement. . . shall be submitted to arbitration for final determination”. The agreement was that one arbitrator be appointed by Robert Guerry and the second by Abraham Ponnock. The third arbitrator, who was to act as umpire, was to be appointed by the attorneys for both parties. The agreement…