Cobb v. Parham

The judgment of the court was pronoonced by

Sbidem, J.

The transactions out of which the present suit has grown, began under relations of intimacy and good will, which were followed by mutual complaints and controversy. After an acrimonious litigation, the parties seem to have reflected for a time upon its injurious consequences to themselves and and their creditors, and to have made an agreement to submit tho matters in dispute to arbitrators, whom they clothed with the authority ofamicable compounders. The controversy involved a large estate called the “Buckhorn plantation,” of which Mrs.…