In re Askovitz

On or about the 29th of November, 1928, the respondents and appellant made a written contract by which the respondents agreed to alter two buildings owned by the appellant' at 120 South Eighth street, Brooklyn. The contract price. was $11,500. It contained the following provisions for arbitration:

“ 29. All questions in dispute under this contract which may at any time arise shall be submitted to arbitration at the choice of either party to the dispute. * * * Either party hereto may give notice in writing to the other of a desire and request to so arbitrate. It is understood and agreed that if…