Snow v. Schulman

This is an appeal from a judgment rendered upon an arbitrator’s award finding that Edgar M. Snow & Company, appellee, was entitled to receive $28,000, with interest at five per cent per annum from April 2, 1925, from Alexander S. Schulman, appellant, as a commission for procuring the acceptance of a loan of $800,000, from the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company to the appellant.

After the appellees had sued the appellant for commissions alleged to be due them the parties entered into an arbitration agreement, by the terms of which “1. All questions of law or fact at issue between the…