Goldin v. Beall

An action for the recovery of land was brought by R. F. Goldin as administrator of the estate of R. W. Goldin, deceased, against Thomas Beall. It was at the trial a conceded fact that the title to the land in controversy had at •one time been in the plaintiff's intestate. Among other defenses set up by Beall was an award rendered by arbitrators upon a submission to them by the plaintiff, the defendant, and one Holcombe, of certain matters of dispute involving the ownership of the land in question. This award was in the following language: “The undersigned, to whom was referred the matter and…