Putterman v. Schmidt

The brief of appellants’ counsel does not enable us readily to ascertain in just what particulars they claim the trial court erred. However, we infer from study of it that they mean to assign as error, in substance,'(1) that no agreement to arbitrate was made; (2) that the agreement for arbitration, if any there was, was insufficient for failing to state the matters to be submitted; (3) that no competent evidence was produced before the arbitrators sufficient to form a basis for the award; (4) that testimony offered by the defendants on the trial to the court was erroneously rejected; and (5)…