2 U.S. 191
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided January 1, 1792
Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1792
THIS cause being referred in the Common Pleas, the referrees made report into office ; and afterwards the plaintiff removed the cause by certiorari into this Court. But Ingersoll, on behalf of the defendant, now moved for a Procedendo ; alledging that in a case of Pigot v. Young, it had been decided, that a cause could not be removed after the arbitrators, or referees, had entered on the business submitted, or referred, to them.
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¶1THIS cause being referred in the Common Pleas, the referrees made report into office ; and afterwards the plaintiff removed the cause by certiorari into this Court.
¶2*192But Ingersoll, on behalf of the defendant, now moved for a Procedendo ; alledging that in a case of Pigot v. Young, it had been decided, that a cause could not be removed after the arbitrators, or referees, had entered on the business submitted, or referred, to them.
¶3And the Court, accordingly, awarded a Procedendo.