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PASSMORE v. BAYARD

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4 U.S. 271 (1803)

4 Dall. 271

Passmore, versus Pettit and Bayard.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

March 1, 1803.

By the COURT: 1st. When an umpire is chosen by referees, he stands in the same situation, precisely, as the referees themselves, both with respect to powers to be exercised, and duties to be performed. He may examine, and he ought to examine, the witnesses, and the documents, for himself, in the presence of the parties, without relying solely upon the information or facts reported by the referees. This rule was settled in the case...

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