Indiana Central Railway Co. v. Moore

Moore, who was the plaintiffj sued the railway company upon an agreement, in writing, which stipulated as follows: 1. That a claim on the defendant for damages, on account of the passage of the road through the plaintiff’s land, be submitted to the assessment of Benjamin J. Blythe, John Brown, and John Sutherland, as arbitrators. 2. That defendant make and construct, on said land, as her engineer may direct, seven cow-pits, for fencing across the road, and keep the same in repair. 3. That plaintiff shall be permitted to cross and recross the i’oad at suitable places, and prepare the side of…