Frederick v. Margwarth

Citations

• 221 Pa. 418
• 70 A. 797
• 1908 Pa. LEXIS 499

Syllabus

<p>Arbitration — Incomplete award — Continuance of the agreement.</p> <p>When an arbitrator has made and delivered his award, the special power conferred upon him ends; but his award must be final, complete and coextensive with the terms of the submission. If the arbitrator through a mistake fails to consider and decide a part of the dispute submitted to him, the award is invalid because incomplete; but the agreement is still in force and it is competent for him to finish his work by making a full and complete award.</p> <p>Where an agreement to arbitrate is a part of a contract into which the parties have entered, neither party can revoke it without the consent of the other.</p>