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      Sec. 52-424. Reference of pending actions to arbitration. When the parties to any action pending in court desire to refer it to arbitration, each may choose one arbitrator and the court may appoint a third; and the award of such arbitrators, returned to and accepted by the court, shall be final, and judgment shall be rendered pursuant thereto and execution granted thereon with costs.

      (1949 Rev., S. 8167.)

      It is a waiver of objections going to the personal disability of the plaintiff to sue. 2 R. 429. Whether the disqualifications of judges apply to such arbitrators, quaere. 14 C. 29. Such submission does not put an end to the action. 21 C. 537.

      Cited. 38 CA 555.

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Statutes > Connecticut > Title52 > Chap909 > Sec52-424

      Sec. 52-424. Reference of pending actions to arbitration. When the parties to any action pending in court desire to refer it to arbitration, each may choose one arbitrator and the court may appoint a third; and the award of such arbitrators, returned to and accepted by the court, shall be final, and judgment shall be rendered pursuant thereto and execution granted thereon with costs.

      (1949 Rev., S. 8167.)

      It is a waiver of objections going to the personal disability of the plaintiff to sue. 2 R. 429. Whether the disqualifications of judges apply to such arbitrators, quaere. 14 C. 29. Such submission does not put an end to the action. 21 C. 537.

      Cited. 38 CA 555.

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      Sec. 52-424. Reference of pending actions to arbitration. When the parties to any action pending in court desire to refer it to arbitration, each may choose one arbitrator and the court may appoint a third; and the award of such arbitrators, returned to and accepted by the court, shall be final, and judgment shall be rendered pursuant thereto and execution granted thereon with costs.

      (1949 Rev., S. 8167.)

      It is a waiver of objections going to the personal disability of the plaintiff to sue. 2 R. 429. Whether the disqualifications of judges apply to such arbitrators, quaere. 14 C. 29. Such submission does not put an end to the action. 21 C. 537.

      Cited. 38 CA 555.