case earl versus stocker all consider in re white and Robert arbitration Ch  Feb Eq can ab pl S c a award set aside the arbitrator be interest in the cargo  touch which the award be make and therefore put too great a value thereon a  award set aside the arbitrator appear to have a interest in the cargo touch  which the award be make and therefore put too great a value thereon and in  five day after the award make the money award be attach by the arbitrator for  debt owe to they by Stocker the case be this the plaintiff and the defendant  Stocker be joint interest in a ship call the happy return and some difference  arise between they in respect thereof such difference be refer to four  arbitrator Richard Champneys and Charles Stubbs on the part of the plaintiff  and Joseph Fincher and Erasmus dole on the part of the defendant with power to  the referors to revoke such reference by deed under hand and seal the bill  seem to have be file against Stocker Stubbs and dole only and one Merricke who  be state to have attach pound in the plaintiff hand as a creditor of Stockers  before the award be make the plaintiff hear that the defendant Stocker have  insist before the arbitrator that he shall be pay for certain good send to  bilboa send to the arbitrator and inform they that the say defendant Stockers  share therein be assign to he the plaintiff as a security for a certain debt  by bind not include in the reference and that they ought not to meddle  therewith and the say plaintiff be likewise inform that the defendant dole one  of the say arbitrator have a part of the say ship in dispute assign to he as a  security for money he have advance for the defendant Stocker and that the  defendant Stubbs another of the say arbitrator have likewise some demand upon  Stocker but it do not appear that Stubbs have any security on the say ship in  respect of such demand the plaintiff do thereupon before any award make by  deed under his hand and seal revoke and annul the power give the say  arbitrator the arbitrator nevertheless make a award that the plaintiff shall  pay the defendant a sum of money in respect of the good send to bilboa and  otherwise to the prejudice of the plaintiff the arbitrator by their answer  confess the notice from the plaintiff that the award be nevertheless make and  say that they have no sinister end or demand upon the defendant Stocker the  decree declare that the say arbitrator have exceed their submission in make  the say award and that the same be corrupt and not well gain and therefore set  the same aside and order the bind to be deliver up and a perpetual injunction  in the mean time with cost Reg lib a fol in the butcher of Croydons case the  Lord Bridgman do not set aside the award bare because the damage be excessive  but give another reason videlicet it be agree it shall be refer   indifferent  person and it appear one of the referee be the butcher cousin in Pitt versus  Dawkra the arbitrator promise to hear witness but make the award before they  have so do the award be set aside in the case of smith and Coryton the  arbitrator promise not to make his award until smith who be not well shall  come Vernon chancery case abroad Lord Nottingham incline for that reason to  set it aside but the matter end by compromise vide brown v brown ante Vol  Vernon chancery case er p