Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Russell on the Power and Duty of an Arbitrator, and the Law of Submissions and Awards and References Under Order of Court: With an Appendix of Forms, Precedents, and Statutes
The change in the Law which took place when the arbitration sections of the Common Law Procedure Act were repealed, and the Arbitration Act came into force, required a comprehensive treatment of the subject of Arbitrations, adapting the law and practice so far as applicable to the new order of things.
The Arbitration Act did away with compulsory Arbitrations, it made submissions by consent irre vocable without leave, and it introduced a code of procedure in connection with Arbitrations which 'formerly was the subject of agreement between the parties, or formed part of the terms of submissions to Arbitration.
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