Stevenson v. Beecker

1 Johns. 492

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The submission to referees was in nature of an arbitration. The case does not appear to be such as required the examination of long accounts, or proper to be referred under the act. It comes, therefore, within the reason of our decision of Miller & Underhill v. Vaughan.

* There is no pretence of misbehaviour in the referees, and the parties having agreed that their report should b.‘ conclusive, they must abide by it. We give no opinion on the merits.

Rule granted.

Ante, 315.