Ex parte Wright
6 Cow. 399
Opinion
The court below were right. A general submission to arbitration is a discontinuance. Not so of a submission, where a judgment on the report, or a cognovit, is to follow. By the very terms of the submission, the cause is to be continued in court. The motion must be denied.
Motion denied.
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