Barnesville Manufacturing Co. v. Caldwell
Supreme Court of Georgia
Award. Exceptions. Before Judge Gibson. McDuffie Superior Court. October Term, 1872. The seventh ground of exception to the award was submitted to a jury, and a verdict returned against the objection. The re- ■ maining facts are fully reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Warner, Chief Justice.
A motion was made in the Court below to make an award *313of arbitrators the judgment of the Court, to which sundry exceptions were filed. The exceptions were demurred to as being insufficient in law to set aside the award. The Court sustained the demurrer as to all the grounds except one, and that one being submitted to the jury, they returned a verdict sustaining the award. Exceptions were filed to the judgment of the Court sustaining the demurrer to the grounds taken to set aside the award. It appears from the record that certain matters of difference existed between…
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