Rigden v. Martin
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from a decree of Baltimore county court. The bill, which was filed by the appellee, (the complainant below,) was for an account, and to recover from the defendant, (the appellant,) the balance that might be found due by him to the complainant. It is unnecessary to state the facts set forth in the bill; they were substantially denied by the answer. A commission was issued to take testimony, which was executed and returned.
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Appeal from a decree of Baltimore county court. The bill, which was filed by the appellee, (the complainant below,) was for an account, and to recover from the defendant, (the appellant,) the balance that might be found due by him to the complainant. It is unnecessary to state the facts set forth in the bill; they were substantially denied by the answer. A commission was issued to take testimony, which was executed and returned. The cause was afterwards referred to two arbitrators, who were, if they disagreed, to choose a third person, and they, or any two of them, after adjusting the dispute…
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
A bill was filed on the equity side of Baltimore county court, by John Marlin against John E. Bigden, on a contract enter» ed into between them, and others, who had associated themselves together to build certain houses in the city of Baltimore. After testimony had been taken under a commission returned to the court, upon the application of the parties, all matters in dispute in the cause depending were referred, by order of court, to James W, Collins and Joseph Jamison, and if they should disagree, to choose a third person; and an award made by them, or any two of them, in writing, should be…
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