Astwood v. Wanamaker

Citations

• 26 Pa. Super. 591
• 1904 Pa. Super. LEXIS 361

Syllabus

<p>Arbitration — Referee—Award—Judgment.</p> <p>Where parties agree upon a referee “to settle and forever dispose of all questions and controversies arising and existing between them,” and further agree that the award shall be final and conclusive without appeal and that a judgment may be entered upon the award, and the referee in good faith makes an award covering the matters in dispute, excepting specifically certain things which were not in a condition for final adjudication, and judgment is entered upon such award, the court will consider the award as conclusive as to the matters covered by it, and will refuse to strike off the judgment without prejudice to the defendant to an accounting as to the matters excepted.</p>