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has been entered (n), it would seem necessary to move within the same time as after a trial with a jmy (o). An affidavit should be produced as to what took place at the trial (p). A reference for trial to a Master pursuant to Ord. 14, r. 7, is a reference under sect. 14 of the Arbitration Act, and an appeal lies from the decision of the Master to the Divisional Court (q) From the decision of the Divisional Court or a judge of the Chancery Division an appeal lies as of right to the Court of Appeal (?•), and thence to the House of Lords.

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Keferences for Trial,

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under Act of

Parliament. Arbitration

compulsory,

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1014. There are many statutes which provide for the settlement disputed questions by arbitration. In some cases arbitration is the only method of procedure, in others it is an optional method. Arbitration is compulsory for the settlement of certain disputes in connection with the following matters agricultural holdings (a), factories and workshops housing of the working classes (c), light railways {d), local government (c), tramways {d), and workmen's compensation (/). Provisions for arbitration at the option of the parties or one of them exist with regard to certain disputes arising in connection with the following matters: building societies ((/), companies (fi), electric lighting etc. (i), friendly societies {k), gasworks (I), industrial and provident societies (?«), local government (e), lunatic asylums (c), the compulsory purchase of land {j:)), public health (c), railways (q), telegraphs and telephones (?•), tramways (d), and waterworks (l).

Arbitration optional.

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Froudfoot v. Hart (1890), 25 Q. B. D. 42, 4;-}. Forrest Y. Todd (1897), 76 L. T. 500. There the motion was for a newtrial, but it is- submitted that the decision applies generally to a motion to set aside or vary or remit a report. If not, there appears to be no limit of time for {n) (0)

such a motion. Stnlhs Y. Boyle (1876), 2 Q. B. D. 124. See generally as to such references, v. Fraser, [1905] 1 K. B. 368. Yearly Practice, 1907, p. 385 title Practice and Procedure. (r) Munday v. Norton, [1892] 1 Q. B. 403 Wynne-Finch v. Chaytor, [1903] 2 Oh. 475. (a) See title Agriculture, p. 264, ante, (p) Iq)

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See title Factories and Workshops. See title Public Health. (d) See title Tramways and Light Eailways. (e) See title Local Government. (/) See title Master and Servant. (g) See title Building Societies. (h) See title Companies. {i) See title Electric Lighting, Traction and Power. (k) See title Friendly Societies. (1) See title Gas and Water. (m) See title Industrial, Provident and Similar Societies. Ip) See title Compulsory Purchase and Compensation. (q) See title Eailways and Canals. (r) See title Telegraphs and Telephones.

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