Title, Canon

 1   24,1168|   have the matter resolved by arbitrators. 2. Likewise, they~may agree
 2   24,1169|       validly be entrusted to arbitrators for compromise.~
 3   24,1170|     Canon 1170~1. One or more arbitrators may be designated, but they
 4   24,1170|        at least the number of arbitrators should be determined; likewise
 5   24,1174|          Canon 1174~1. If the arbitrators are not designated in the
 6   24,1174| tribunal which designated the arbitrators, if it was to do so, at~
 7   24,1175|        and, after hearing the arbitrators in question and the parties,
 8   24,1175|  upholds the objection, other arbitrators are to be~substituted, unless
 9   24,1176|        The obligations of the arbitrators are to be spelled out in~
10   24,1176|      specified otherwise, the~arbitrators are free to select the procedure
11   24,1176|       procedural laws. 3. The arbitrators do~not have any coercive
12   24,1177|     resolved by~decree of the arbitrators. 2. If, however, a prejudicial
13   24,1177|    entrusted to compromise by arbitrators, they are to suspend the
14   24,1177|    the judge and notified the arbitrators of~the sentence; it then
15   24,1178|     from the day when~all the arbitrators accepted the appointment;
16   24,1179|       is to be written by~the arbitrators themselves in the form of
17   24,1179|      that the majority of the arbitrators sign the sentence.~
18   24,1180|    their own~grave fault, the arbitrators have the right to be reimbursed
19   24,1180|       is recommended that the arbitrators offer their services~gratuitously;