conditional submission to arbitration
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From 26 U.S. 222 - Charles Karthaus v. Francisco Yllas · 1828Most cited · 48 citing opinions
If the submission be conditional, so as the arbitrator decide of and concerning the premises, he must adjudicate upon each distinct matter in dispute, which he has noticed... [but] in order to impeach an award, made in pursuance of a conditional submission, on the ground only of part of the matters in controversy having been decided, the party must distinctly show, that there were other points in difference, of which express notice was given to the arbitrator, and that he neglected to determine them.