...shall for three months have failed to make their or his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled...by the verdict of a jury, as hereinafter provided. S. 25. When any question of disputed compensation by this or the special act, or any act incorporated...

...r_ / for three months have failed to make their or his award,- or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled by the verdict of „ aJul7i • i . , • i • ii • Lach party had, in this case, nominated an arbitrator, the last...

...shall, for three months have failed to make their or his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled by the verdict of a jury." Each party had, in this case, nominated an arbitrator, the last nomination being on the 9th March,...

...three months have failed to make their or RAILWAT Co. his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled by the verdict of a jury." Then reddendo singula singulis, according to the ordinary rules of construction, we have two parties...

...shall for three months have failed to make their or his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled...by the verdict of a jury as hereinafter provided." The latter words refer to the 68th section, which requires the company to issue their warrant to the...

...shall, for three months, have failed to make his or their award, or if no final award (hall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled by the verdict of a jury, as ¡a hereinafter provided." therein described in the Map and Book of Reference of the Railway, and had...

...arbitration, the arbiters, or their umpire, shall, for three months, have failed to make their or his award, the question of such compensation shall be settled by the verdict of a jury, as hereinbefore provided." On 16th January 1850, the suspenders' agents, in answer to a demand for consignation...

...shall for three months have failed to make their or his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation, shall be settled by the verdict of a jury." A fourth objection is, that the averment in the declaration that the umpire was "required by the plaintiff...

...shall for tliree months have failed to make their or his award, or if no final award shall be made, the question of such compensation shall be settled...by the verdict of a jury, as hereinafter provided." Sect. 25. "When any question of disputed compensation by this or the special Act, or any Act incorporated...

...be taken by the promoters, and the arbitrator appointed has not made his award within three months, the " question of such compensation shall be settled...by the verdict of a jury, as hereinafter provided." But sect. 68 (which relates, not to lands sought to be taken by the promoters, but to lands already...