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SPECIAL JURY,

costs of, limited reference as to, 384.
how arbitrator should certify for, 406.

SPECIAL REFEREE, 318. See REFEREE.

court no power to refer to, unless agreed upon, 88.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE,

not of agreement to refer, 64.

of award, when enforced in equity, 563. See EQUITY.
when made beyond time, 152.

of contract, dependent on abortive reference, 710. See EQUITY.
awarding, 436.

SPEEDY EXECUTION, awarding, 389.

STAKEHOLDER,

arbitrator as, liability of, 163. See ARBITRATOR, 859.
requires notice of award being made, 532.

STAMP,

requisite on submission by agreement, 54.

by bond, 54.

many parties with common interest, 54, 253.

where matter of reference not under £5 value, 54.

not requisite on submission or award as to bankrupt's estates, 253.
nor between masters and workmen,
252.

not requisite on appointment of umpire by arbitrators, 240.

requisite on award, 252.

informal award must have, 253.

inclosure award not require ad valorem stamp, 253.

award under seal no deed, 254.

appraisement no award, 254.

party agreeing to be bound by decision of another, 255.

verdict of miners' jury, 255.

no animus arbitrandi, 255.

opinion of counsel, whether award, 255.

"matter annexed" to award, 255.

on award may be imposed at any time, 255.

master may refuse to draw up rule for attachment on un-

stamped award, 255.

not requisite on certificate of arbitrator, 255.

want of, no ground of setting aside award, 255, 668.

on documents to be noticed by arbitrator, 202.
penalties for insufficient, to be required, 202.

STATEMENT,

in writing of matters in difference, arbitrator requiring, 205.
of grounds of decision in award, 316. See AWARD.

of case in award, 318. See ARBITRATOR; AWARD.

by arbitrator as to grounds of award after award made, 310. See
ARBITRATOR.

STATUTE, award under, may operate as a conveyance, 523. See
INCLOSURE ACT.

STATUTE OF FRAUDS,

written award on parol submission, parol contract under, 53.
sometimes void as to lands, 567.

award on submission by bond as to price of lands valid under, 56.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS,

plea of, in action on award, 551.

agreement to refer not promise to pay under, 54.

STATUTE OF VICTORIA,

enforcing award under, at law, 618. See EXECUTION.
in equity, 579.

STATUTE OF WILLIAM III., 9 & 10 Will. III., c. 15,

object and effect of the statute, 58.

agreement of reference made a rule of court, 58.

costs of award taxed, 58.

award improperly procured set aside, 58.

award enforced summarily, 58.

by attachment, 587.

by bill in equity, though submission rule of a court of
law, 563.

practice making agreement a rule, 581. See SUBMIS-

SION.

making award under, order of equity, 576.

award might be set aside on motion, if procured by corrup-
tion or undue means, 58, 675.

what amounts to "corruption or undue means," 675.
setting aside award at law, 652.

See SETTING ASIDE.
limit of time for setting aside, 654.
equity could not, when submission rule

of court of law, 698. See EQUITY.
when rule of Chancery, only on mo-
tion, 698.

no appeal to House of Lords against decision of equity, 704.
parol submission, not within the statute, 59.

nor, semble, reference of cause and all matters, 59.

not indictment, 59.

clause that submission might be made rule of court, 59.

STAY OF PROCEEDINGS, reference of a cause, when, 84.

STAYING PROCEEDINGS,

contrary to reference, at common law, 46.

under Arbitration Act, 1889..46.

Common Law Procedure Act, 1854..47.

court has discretion as to, 47.

in what cases granted, 47.

action charging fraud, 48.

not when submission properly revoked, 49.
counter-claim, 49.

reference to foreign court, 50.

not where one only of several disputes referable, 50.

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to the record may be added as party on reference of a cause, 22, 71.
may be added afterwards, 22.

STRANGER-continued.

consent to refer enforced against him, 71.

added as third party without consent by official referee, 23.
may become party by acquiescence in award, 22, 569.
by laches, 23, 569.

arbitrator refusing to allow attendance of, 174.

STRANGER TO THE SUBMISSION, EFFECT OF AWARD as to, 443.
directing a payment to be made to, 443.

direction to pay money to, generally void, 443.

rest of award often good, though direction void, 444.
when bad part separable, 444.

direction valid when for party's benefit, 444.

to pay party's servant, 444.

to pay stranger for party's use, 444.

to discharge a joint debt to a stranger, 444.

payment to executor of, 445.

whether benefit need appear on face of award, 445.
not expressly authorised to receive money, 445.
directing payment to plaintiff or his solicitor, 445.
to arbitrator for party's benefit, 445.
directing a stranger to do an act, 446.

direction generally void, 446.

awarding party to execute bond with sureties, 446.
one arbitrator to be surety, 446.

wife not a party to join in conveyance, 446.

to deliver up deed or house in possession of
another, 447.

directing stranger to pay costs, 447.

arbitrator to apply funds as awarded, 447.

direction valid when stranger bound to obey, 447.

awarding party to procure discharge of a bond, 447.
direction to cancel note on condition stranger not demand
costs, 447.

when stranger merely ministerial, 448.

awarding presentment by tenants of manor good, 448.
but not so, to procure lord of manor to grant, 448.
reserving to stranger to settle deeds, 285.

arbitrators agreeing to be bound by opinion of, 217.
directing act to be done by the court, 448.

award to levy a fine, 448.

of a discontinuance, nonsuit, retraxit, 448.
directions affecting the property of a stranger,
award as to property of, generally void, 449.
directing payment at house of, 449.

out of funds of, void, 449.

directing act to be done on land of, 449.

direction bad, unless made conditional on consent
had, 450.

directing tenant to commit waste, void, 450.

to remove property partly belonging to a stranger, 451.
directing award to be obeyed, as far as party may law-
fully, 532.

award should show direction as to stranger justified, 451.

not obeying award, party bound for, liable, 448.

cannot avail himself of the award by bill in equity, 569.
plead the award as a defence to a suit, 574.

attachment not lie for, for sum awarded to, 589.
nor rule to pay, 628.

effect of award in evidence as to, 556. See EVIDENCE.
altering award, 529.

STREAM,

regulating use of a, by award, 435.
to repair bank of, 450.

SUBJECT MATTERS OF REFERENCE,
civil interests of the parties, 3.

civil rights of a private character, 3.

all matters concerning personal chattels or personal

wrongs, 3.

debts certain, 3.

matters concerning real property, 4.

questions of law, 4.

actions, judgments, and suits, 4.

not matters illegal, 5.

illegal items in account, 5.

future use of property, 5.

differences, 5.

matters referred under the Arbitration Act, 1889.. 5.

cause or question of fact therein, 6.

where prolonged examination necessary, 6.

or if matters of account, 6.

matters referred under other statutes, 6.

inclosing commons, commuting tithes, 6. See INCLOSURE

Аст.

compensation for lands taken for or injured by under-
takings of a public nature, 6. See LANDS CLAUSES
CONSOLIDATION ACT.

for lands taken, used, or injuriously affected, 6.
in constructing railways, 6. See RAILWAYS
CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION ACT.

for markets and fairs, harbours, docks, and
piers, 7.

for waterworks, improvements in towns, ceme-
teries, 7.

for injuries, by drainage, to mines, 7.

under Public Health Act, 1875..7.

Housing of the Working Classes Act,
1890..7.

disputes between railway companies, 7.

compensation for injuries to mines by railways, 7.

whether mines are dangerous, 8.

damage by abandoned railway, 8.

adjustments, &c., under Local Government Act, 1888. .8.
disputes between masters and workmen, 8. See MASTERS
AND WORKMEN.

compensation to tenants of allotments for crops, 8.

joint stock companies' affairs, 8. See COMPANIES CLAUSES
CONSOLIDATION ACT.

county court actions, 8.

civil proceedings at Quarter Sessions, 9. See QUARTER SESSIONS.
suits in Divorce Court, 10. See ECCLESIASTICAL Court.

matters of a criminal nature, 11.

felonies not referable, 11.

nor proceedings to strike attorney off the rolls, 11.

what misdemeanors, 11. See MISDEMEANOR.

after indictment, 11. See INDICTMENT.

after conviction, 13.

presentment before commissioners of sewers referable, 13.
what referred by particular phrases, 123. See SUBMISSION.

SUBMISSION,

for Forms of, see Appendix, 717.
general qualities of a submission, 40.

no particular form of words necessary, 41.

what is a reference to arbitration, 41.

must show intention of parties to be bound by award, 41.
not a mere valuation, 42.

unless judicial inquiry intended, 43.

must be executed by all the parties, 43, 136.
arbitrator cannot be appointed by will, 43.

appointment of arbitrator to be complete must be notified,

43.

when advisable to take warrant of attorney to enforce

award, 43.

when dispute as to possession of lands, 44.

conveying lands to arbitrator on trust to abide award, 44.
different kinds of,

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arbitration clause in agreements, to refer all disputes, 60. See AGREE-

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compulsory and other references of action under Arbitration Act,
1889..87. See ARBITRATION ACT, 1889.

judicial and statutable submissions, not made in a cause at law, 95.

by order in equity, 95. See EQUITY.

by record in the Court of Exchequer, 96.

by order of a county court, 97.

by order of quarter sessions, 8, 97.
under the Lands Clauses Act, 98.

SOLIDATION ACT.

See LANDS CLAUSES CON-

Railways Clauses Act, 102. See RAILWAYS CLAUSES
CONSOLIDATION ACT.

Railway Companies Arbitration Act, 1859.. 102.
Regulation of Railways Act, 1873..102.

Companies Clauses Act, 103. See COMPANIES
CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION ACT.

Public Health Act, 1875.. 103.

Local Government Act, 1888..104. See LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT.

by private Act of Parliament, 105.

Lunacy Act, 1890..104.

Tramways Act, 105.

Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890.. 105.

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