Bryson v. . Higdon

This suit began as an action to remove a cloud from the title to the lands described in the complaint. Defendant answered and, inferentially at least, joined issue with the plaintiff as to the title; and the case proceeded as in ejectment.

Pending the hearing, and at the instance of both parties, the controversy was submitted to arbitration, and an order of the court was made to that effect. C. S., 898 (a), et seq.

The record discloses that the arbitrators named took the matter in hand and, without difference of opinion or the necessity of selecting an umpire, heard evidence and argument of…