Tabor v. Craft

Appellant’s bill sought to have the court locate the boundary line between appellant and appellee — the line between the coterminous lands owned by them. Appellee answered by pleading and proving an award by arbitrators. Appellant’s reply to the award is that in law and fact it was no award, for the reason that the arbitrators exceeded their jurisdiction by making an arbitrary award contrary to the authority conferred upon them by the arbitration agreement. The circuit court, sitting in equity, adopted appellee’s view of the matter in dispute, and dismissed appellant’s bill.

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