McDonald v. Arnout
Illinois Supreme Court
The final judgment upon the award was rendered at the May term, 1843, of the Massac Circuit Court, Denning, Judge, presiding. At the October term preceding, a motion was made to set aside the award. The recitals in the opinion set forth a full statement of the case.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
On the 2d of June, 1846, McDonald and Arnout entered into a written agreement in these words: “ "Whereas, divers disputes and controversies have arisen, and are now depending and unsettled between Richard McDonald and Samuel Arnout, both of the county of Massac, and State of Illinois. Now, for the ending and deciding thereof, it is hereby mutually agreed by and between the said parties, that all matters in difference between them shall be referred and submitted to the arbitrament and determination of Minor Long and William H. Read, also of the same county and State; or in the event of their…
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