trial by arbitrators
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 46 U.S. 83 - The Alexandria Canal Company v. Francis Swann · 1847Most cited · 41 citing opinions
a trial by arbitrators, appointed by the court with the consent of both parties, is one of the modes of prosecuting a suit to judgment as well established and as fully warranted by law as a trial by jury
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