Harding v. Wallace

Whatever errors may have occurred to the prejudice of Wallace, the plaintiff in the action, on the trial in Court, they are rendered unavailing to him, and immaterial to the result of the case, by the conclusion to which we have come, that the Court erred to the prejudice of the defendant, in quashing the award which had been previously made under the order of reference, and in not rendering judgment thereon. There was, so far as appears, no defect in the award, nor irregularity in the proceedings of the referees, which authorized the quashal of the award, --and the further proceedings in the…