FORE v. BERRY

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.