McClure v. Shroyer
Supreme Court of Missouri
APPEAL EBOM SALINE CIBCUTT COURT. On the 11th September, 1847, Shroyer and' McClure having open and unsettled accounts respectively against each other, agreed in writing, under their hands and seals, to submit such matters of difference to the arbitration of three persons, upon whose award a judgment of the Circuit Court should be rendered.
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APPEAL EBOM SALINE CIBCUTT COURT. On the 11th September, 1847, Shroyer and' McClure having open and unsettled accounts respectively against each other, agreed in writing, under their hands and seals, to submit such matters of difference to the arbitration of three persons, upon whose award a judgment of the Circuit Court should be rendered. By a supplemental agreement, signed and sealed the 25th of September, 1847, it was provided that a particular account of Shroyer against McClure should not be included in the submission, and that the arbitrators should make and publish their award within…
1Opinion of the CourtRyland, J.
It will appear from the above statement, that this was an arbitration between appellant and appellee of unsettled accounts existing between them. Motions were made by each party, after the award of the arbitrators was published, one to have the judgment of the Circuit Court affirming, and the other vacating, the award. Upon the trial of these motions, after hearing evidence, the Circuit Court overruled McClure’s motion to vacate the award, and sustained Shroyer’s motion to make the award a judgment against McClure in the Circuit Court.
McClure appealed from this judgment to the Supreme Court,…
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