Carsley v. Lindsay

Citations

• 14 Cal. 390

Syllabus

<p>Ihstahue of an award not void for uncertainty.</p> <p>An award cannot be impeached because contrary to law and evidence. The Practice Act, (Section 38'5, et seq.) prescribes the sole grounds to vacate an award by the Court, on motion.</p> <p>That the arbitrator did not act upon all the items or property, of a partnership, is no ground for vacating his award. Certainly not, if the facts were not brought before him.</p> <p>Where a submission to arbitration is made an order of Court, under the Practice Act, the Clerk may enter judgment on the award, in due time, without any further order of the Court.</p> <p>Beslep v. San Francisco, (4 Cal. 1,) in this respect, overruled.</p>