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[1741] Mor 627      
Subject_1 ARBITRATION.
Subject_2 Power of Arbiters.

Captain John Gairdner of Northtary,
 v.
Brown of Cairnton and Colvil of Burnton

 Date: 10 July 1741
Case No. No 10.

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Where an arbiter had decerned for a penalty besides performance, without warrant in the submission, the decreet-arbitral was found only so far null.

 Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 35. Kilkerran, (Arbitration.) No 4. p. 34.

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