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A lawyer derstands by arbitration the voluntary settlement by reference to a third
person of some existing dispute as to some existing right or wrong . Those who
cry for compulsory arbitration desire the reference , by legal compulsion , to some
...
A lawyer derstands by arbitration the voluntary settlement by reference to a third
person of some existing dispute as to some existing right or wrong . Those who
cry for compulsory arbitration desire the reference , by legal compulsion , to some
...
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... these contracts settled by some third person , and that then they shall be
compelled to carry on their works and pay the rate of wages mentioned in the
judgment — and that , I suppose , whether they gain or lose by their works so
carried on .
... these contracts settled by some third person , and that then they shall be
compelled to carry on their works and pay the rate of wages mentioned in the
judgment — and that , I suppose , whether they gain or lose by their works so
carried on .
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Whether I shall work at all , and for what wages I will work , are matters of volition
; whether I will employ a man , and what wages I will pay him , are equally
matters of volition ; if I choose to refer the terms for settlement by a third person ,
that is ...
Whether I shall work at all , and for what wages I will work , are matters of volition
; whether I will employ a man , and what wages I will pay him , are equally
matters of volition ; if I choose to refer the terms for settlement by a third person ,
that is ...
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If the parties in difference agreed to abide by the decision of a justice , he might
decide the dispute : if they did not so agree , then he might , on the request of
either of the parties , nominate not less than four nor more than six persons —
half ...
If the parties in difference agreed to abide by the decision of a justice , he might
decide the dispute : if they did not so agree , then he might , on the request of
either of the parties , nominate not less than four nor more than six persons —
half ...
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... the parties in difference ; thirdly , on the application of one of the parties in
difference to appoint a person or persons to act as a conciliator or as a Board of
Conciliation ; and fourthly , on the application of both parties to appoint an
arbitrator .
... the parties in difference ; thirdly , on the application of one of the parties in
difference to appoint a person or persons to act as a conciliator or as a Board of
Conciliation ; and fourthly , on the application of both parties to appoint an
arbitrator .
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1899 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Aug 2014 |
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