Citation Codes Equivalent Citations citation codes Docket Number 8471 Attorney(S) Mr. W.F. Stackhouse, for appellants, cites: The arbitration contract does not have sufficient description to locate the land: 33 S.C. 385; 25 S.C. 506. Statutes of limitations are arrested by death of ancestor and infancy of heir: 2 Stat. 583; 5 Stat. 77; 6 Stat. 237; acts 1870, 446; 2 Tread. 549; 1 N. McC. 296; 1 McC. 139; 3 McC. 451; 4 Rich. 615; 26 S.C. 226; 59 S.C. 348; 48 S.C. 490; 20 S.C. 52; 53 S.C. 126; 59 S.C. 451. Mr. M.C. Woods and L.D. Lide, contra, cite: Infancy of heir did not arrest the statute: 85 S.C. 379; 20 S.C. 49; 59 S.C. 451; 53 S.C. 126; 1 N. McC. 179; 6 Stat. 237; 14 Stat. 423. An arbitration award is an estoppel: 55 S.C. 360; 5 Ency. L. P. 192; 1 Brev. 448. Parol evidence is admissible to show the land referred to in the arbitration agreement: 79 S.C. 54; 17 Cyc. 383; 3 McC. 164; 1 N. McC. 373; 2 Hill 491; 2 Strob. 24; 9 S.C. 269. See more information ... Smart Summary Please sign up to generate summary. FORE v. BERRY. March 18, 1913. The opinion of the Court was delivered by MR. CHIEF JUSTICE GARY. For the reasons therein stated, in the report of the special referee, the judgment of the Circuit Court is affirmed.