
    Cox vs. Mercer & Company.
    Where exceptions were filed to an award returned and entered on the minutes, on the general ground that it was the result of accident or mistake on the part of the arbitrators, and the attempted specifications under this ground were vague and loose, and the evidence before the arbitrators was not given, and no full data were given from which the court could accurately determine whether such mistakes, in fact, existed, a demurrer to such exceptions was properly sustained. 38 Ga., 135; 39 Id., 678; 41 Id., 370; 63 Id., 752; 64 Id., 582; 44 Id., 585; 48 Id., 421.
    Judgment affirmed.
    October 2, 1884.
   Hall, Justice.  