Kiger v. Coats

This was a suit upon an arbitration bond. The leading facts of the case are stated in Coats v. Kiger, 14 Ind. 179. It is there decided that in statutory arbitrations copies of the award made must be furnished to the parties to the submission. And the only question presented to this Court by the record now before it is, whether the delivery, by the arbitrators, of copies of such award to such parties, on the Lord’s day, commonly called Sunday, is operative, the *154award having been made and signed, and the copies drawn on Saturday.

Prior to the establishment of the Christian religion, all acts…