The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26
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Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved March 2, 1855.
An ACT to amend section two ~ Of chapter
General Laws Of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty three, relating to chambers Of COM
merce and boards OF trade.
Be enacted by the legislature Of the State Of
Ainaesota:
SECTION l. That all that part Of section two
~ Of chapter one hundred and thirty -eight 1889
Of the General Laws Of one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty three which precedes SUBJ
division third Of said section ?. be, and the same
II hereby amended 40 as to read a. follows:
SEQ ALI persons 80 assOciating shall
Of title one ~ OF chapter thirty -four i34) Of
the General Statutes Of the State of Mnne-
sofa, 80 far as the Same are. or may be ap.
be endowed with the following, in addition
TO Its ordinary power, viz, First-Said corpora
tion may constitute and appoint committees Of
board of appeal who shall be governed by such
rules, by laws and regulations as may be pro-
scribed by said corporation for the settlement Of
such matters Of difference as may be voluntarily
submitted for arbitration by members of the
said corporation, or by other persons not mem
beers thereof. The acting chairman Of either of
traitors. may administer oaths to the parties and
witnesses; and, upon request Of any party to
such arbitration. any clerk Of any court Of
record, on payment Of his fees therefor, shall
Issue snbpenas for the attendance Of witnesses
and production Of papers before said commit
tees. and the same may be served, aud obedience
QuirinR attendance before the court issuing the
same. second-When any such submission shall
have been made in writing pursuant to the rules
therefrom taken within the time fixed by said
rules or bylaws. or when a final award shall
have been rendered, on appeal duly taken, such
peal the final award may be filed in the office Of
The clerk OF the district court in and for the
county In which such corporation is located; and
thereupon the prevailing party may. upon notice
OF least eight days, apply to said court at any
general or special term thereof for an order con-
1 5a such award and directing judsment to
application he opposed like proceedings shall be
had as are provided in sections eleven Il II to
eighteen u.s. inclusive, of chapter eighty mine
l99) OF the General Statutes Of Minnesota re-
lating to arbitraoors; and except a. otherwise
herein provided, all provisions Of said chapter
SUBSEQUENT to the filing OF the award in the
awards rendered by said committees and boards
created pursuant to this act. No such sub
mission shall he made respecting the claim Of
any person to any real estate, any interest
therein, or lien thereon. Neither party shall
have power to revoke submission made under
the rules OF said corporation, without the con-
either neglects to appear before said committees
and prosecute or defend. as the case may be, &C.
cording to said rules the committee or board
may proceed to hear and determine the cause on
the evidence produced by the other party.
The form of Submission and the mode Of pro-
cedure until the filing of the award in the office
of the clerk of said court shall be substantially
such ia are prescribed by the rules and laws
OF such corporation, provided always such sub
mission shall be in writing, signed by both
parties, and set forth in plain and concise
language the facts on which the controversy de-
ponds; and when they are not agreed upon the
facts the submission may be in the form of a
complaint and answer and, if needtul, reply.
The filing Of such pleadings. signed by the
party. with the secretary of such corporation,
shall be deemed a submission on the part Of the
party filing the same.
Sec =. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.