The Arbitration Proceedings
event · 3 works · 3 mentions · 5 anchored passages
the arbitration · before the arbitrator · submission to arbitrators · the articles of agreement · the failed arbitration · the reference to arbitrators
spoken of as
2 expressionsarbitration proceedings1 mention
Against Conon (Greek)
I wish now to tell you what they sought to do at the arbitration;
the arbitration proceeding1 mention
On the Estate of Dicaeogenes (Greek)
but the arbitrators whom Leochares had proposed refused to do so.
in the texts
Against Apaturius
The formal arbitration process set up between Apaturius and Parmeno, involving Phocritus, Aristocles, and the speaker, which collapses amid accusations of document tampering.
Aristocles promised that he would produce the articles, but up to this day has not brought them to light.
After this the arbitration was done away with, the articles of agreement having disappeared and the authority of the arbitrators being questioned.
At the outset they deposited their agreement with Phocritus, but upon his bidding them to deposit it with someone else, they deposited it with Aristocles.
Against Conon
The preliminary proceedings in which Conon's side allegedly delayed, manipulated evidence, and introduced false documents.
I wish now to tell you what they sought to do at the arbitration;
To prove that I am speaking the truth, and that the challenge was tendered merely for the sake of gaining time, read this deposition.
Be that as it may, when they had had their fill and were tired of acting thus, they put in a challenge with a view to gaining time and preventing the boxes from being sealed, offering to deliver up certain slaves, whose names they wrote down, to be examined as to the assault.
On the Estate of Dicaeogenes
The referral of the dispute against Leochares to four private arbitrators, two nominated by each side, at which the plaintiffs' nominees were willing to render a sworn verdict but Leochares' nominees refused, despite the parties' prior oath to abide by the outcome.
but the arbitrators whom Leochares had proposed refused to do so.
) asked us to postpone the action and submit the matter to arbitration.