Williams v. Craig
Supreme Court of the United States
This cause being referred, a report was made in favor of the plaintiff for a considerable amount, to which the following ^exceptions were filed, and argued on the 12th of July, by J. J3. McEean, Lewis and *-
1Opinion of the Court
McKean, Chief Justice.
There are four species of awards: first, those made by mutual consent, in pursuance of arbitration bonds entered into out of court; secondly, those which are made in a cause depending in a court of law or equity, upon the consent of the parties to refer the matter in variance (which are awards at common law); thirdly, those which are made under a rule of court, by virtue of the statute of 9 & 10 Wm. III., c. 15, which was calculated to remedy the delay and circuity of action attendant upon awards made merely in pursuance of arbitration bonds, without the intervention of…
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