McMillan v. Allen
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to set aside- award. Before M. G. Boyd, judge pro Ivao vice. White superior court. April term, 1895. In White county an agreement was entered into between Mrs. A. O. McMillan and A. B. Allen, for the submission to arbitrament of a dispute between them as to the location of a land line in that county.
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Motion to set aside- award. Before M. G. Boyd, judge pro Ivao vice. White superior court. April term, 1895. In White county an agreement was entered into between Mrs. A. O. McMillan and A. B. Allen, for the submission to arbitrament of a dispute between them as to the location of a land line in that county. This agreement recites, that for the purpose of settling all disputes as to the true line and to avoid lawsuits and expenses, it is mutually agreed to submit all the matters in question “to the arbitrament and award of M. T. Perkins chosen by Adaline O. McMillan, and Green B. Holcombe…
1Opinion of the Court
Atkinson, Justice.
The official report states the facts.
I. The object designed to- be accomplished by section 4242 of the code, in requiring that copies of awards shall be furnished to each of the parties by the arbitrators, is to enable the parties, if for any reason dissatisfied with the award, to move promptly in the matter of attacking it and causing it to be set aside. In the present case, although it is alleged, as one of the grounds of exception to. the award, that the losing party was not served with a copy by the board of arbitrators, yet inasmuch as exceptions were *409filed by her, and…
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