...party, after MI receiving the an arbitrator, and among other things it was directed costs of referthat the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendant. The arbitrator made his award on the 13th of Nvoember 1 123. The plaintiff obtained a rule...

...as between solicitor and client, and that the complainants should pay their own costs in the cause ; and that the costs of the reference and award should be paid, one moiety by the complainant, and the other moiety by JB Turner. They further ordered, that, on payment...

...same, awarded that he found both the issues of fact in favour of the plaintiff, with 501. damages, and that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendants ; and, further, that the costs of the amended award should also be paid by the defendants....

...ground of the arbitrator having omitted to decide part of the matters in difference, or having decided that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the plaintiff and also by the defendant. Hutchinson and Arnold now shewed cause; and, in addition to affidavits...

...that a verdict should be entered for the defendant, and then by mere mistake of the names, directed that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the " defendant," meaning the plaintiff; although these facts were disclosed by the arbitrator's certificate...

...discretion. The arbitrators awarded that 2382. were due from the company to G; that the said sum, with 301., the costs of the reference and award, should be paid by the company on a certain day ; and that the company should keep the goods which were then in their possession:...

...that the plaintiff had no further claim or demand upon the defendants or the heir, and he directed that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendants and the heir, in equal moieties. The present application was made upon affidavits, which...

...by him together with the award. In Ward v. Dean (b) it was held, that an arbitrator who had directed that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendant, his intention being that they should be paid by the plaintiff, could not set the award right...

...by him together with the award. In Ward v. Dean (b) it was held, that an arbitrator who had directed that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendant, his intention being that they should be paid by the plaintiff", could not set the award...

...expressed to be de pramissis, ordered the defendant to pay to the plaintiff a certain sum of money, and that the costs of the reference and award should be paid by the defendant : //</>/, that the award was bad, for not shewing whether the money was to be paid in respect...