Camp v. Sessions
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Contract on an award made by arbitrators between the plaintiff and the defendant. Writ dated September 27, 1869. The submission and award were annexed to th& declaration, and in substance were as follows : By the submission, which was signed and sealed by the parties under date of September 14,1869, they agreed “ to submit to the arbitration of ” two persons named, “ (they to choose the third man,) to decide upon the amount to be paid said Camp for the furniture, stock and…
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Contract on an award made by arbitrators between the plaintiff and the defendant. Writ dated September 27, 1869. The submission and award were annexed to th& declaration, and in substance were as follows : By the submission, which was signed and sealed by the parties under date of September 14,1869, they agreed “ to submit to the arbitration of ” two persons named, “ (they to choose the third man,) to decide upon the amount to be paid said Camp for the furniture, stock and fixtures in the hotel at Nos. 113 and 115 Front Street, Worcester, and all other matters of dispute between the parties,…
1Opinion of the CourtMorton, J.
The arbitrators were authorized, by the submission, to decide upon the amount to be paid to the plaintiff for the *237furniture, stock and fixtures in the hotel, and all other matters of dispute between the parties. The award finds that “ the valuation of the furniture, fixtures and good will of the property in question” is $3759,77. It does not appear that the good will was in dispute between the parties. The answer does not conform to the submission. It fails to determine the value of the stock which was embraced in the submission, and includes in the gross valuation fixed the value of the good…
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