Coryell v. Coryell

1 N.J.L. 385

Opinion

Per Curiam.

If the arbitrators refuse a request for an, adjournment founded upon sufficient reasons, and offered at a proper season, it is a sufficient ground for vacating an. award; so far the law was recognized in the case of Jessup v. Cook.

(a) But this application was too late; it was pro» s*ably made after the party had received some intimation of the nature of the report, and knew it was unfavourable to him. — We think the referees were right in refusing it.

Role discharged.

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