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· 4/19/1901

Alexander v. Riker

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  • 70 N.Y.S. 1134

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  • “Thus, the [Louisiana] Supreme Court has specifically held such stipulations for an appraisal are valid, but that the estimation is not binding on the parties in the event the appraisers and umpire fail to discharge their duty of ascertaining the ‘actual cash value and loss.’ ”

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