Stafford v. Treadwell

Supreme Court of Georgia

Stafford v. Treadwell

68 Ga. 827

CourtSupreme Court of Georgia

DecidedFebruary 15, 1882

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Stafford v. Treadwell, 68 Ga. 827 (Ga. 1882).

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1. Where a case pending in court was, by agreement, referred to arbitrators, an' award rendered, exceptions of law and fact filed, and the award set aside on an exception of law, as being void for uncertainty, the case still remains pending, and the judgment is not final so as to be the subject of direct exception.

2. Had the exceptions of law been overruled, the exceptions of fact would have remained, and in such case the judgment would not have been final. .

(a.) Permission is granted to file exceptions pendente lite. 64 Ga., 740.

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1. Where a case pending in court was, by agreement, referred to arbitrators, an' award rendered, exceptions of law and fact filed, and the award set aside on an exception of law, as being void for uncertainty, the case still remains pending, and the judgment is not final so as to be the subject of direct exception.

2. Had the exceptions of law been overruled, the exceptions of fact would have remained, and in such case the judgment would not have been final. .

(a.) Permission is granted to file exceptions pendente lite. 64 Ga., 740.

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