Southerland v. . Mallet

Superior Court of North Carolina

Southerland v. . Mallet

2 N.C. 461

DecidedApril 5, 1797

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Southerland v. . Mallet, 2 N.C. 461 (N.C. Ct. App. 1797).

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The practice never has been to wait for exceptions (462) against an award. The party is present at the examination by the arbitrators; he is notified of the time; he may apply at the ultimate time appointed for its delivery or publication, and know the contents; he is or ought to be in court attending on his suit, and may except to any thing improper. If Mr. Williams will now make any exceptions, we will hear them, and, if proper, give time to support them; but we will not wait for the party to make exceptions.

No exceptions being made, there was a decree according to the award. *Page 368

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The practice never has been to wait for exceptions (462) against an award. The party is present at the examination by the arbitrators; he is notified of the time; he may apply at the ultimate time appointed for its delivery or publication, and know the contents; he is or ought to be in court attending on his suit, and may except to any thing improper. If Mr. Williams will now make any exceptions, we will hear them, and, if proper, give time to support them; but we will not wait for the party to make exceptions.

No exceptions being made, there was a decree according to the award. *Page 368

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2 N.C. 461, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/southerland-v-mallet-ncsuperct-1797.