Cheney v. Martin
127 Mass. 304, 1879 Mass. LEXIS 81
Opinion
That the arbitrator was a party or of counsel in actions against other defendants involving similar questions did not, as matter of law, disqualify him to hear and determine this case; and the presiding judge has found that in fact he was under no bias. Judgment for the demandant.
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Cheney v. Martin, 127 Mass. 304, 1879 Mass. LEXIS 81 (Mass. 1879).
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