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Settlement by arbitration of differences between postmaster general and railway companies in certain cases.
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16. In all cases in which the postmaster general and any company of proprietors of any railway shall not be able to agree on the amount of remuneration or compensation to be paid by the postmaster general to such company of proprietors for any services performed or to be performed by them as herein-before mentioned, the same shall be referred to the award of two persons, one to be named by the postmaster general, and the other by such company; and if such two persons cannot agree on the amount of such remuneration or compensation, then to the umpirage of some third person, to be appointed by such two first-named persons previously to their entering upon the inquiry; and the said award or umpirage, as the case may be, shall be binding and conclusive on the said parties, and their respective successors and assigns.
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