... Arbitration Act 1889 'if any disputes arise on the subject matter or construction of this agreement, the same shall be submitted to arbitration in the usual way. The dispute between the two raised the claimant to proceed and bring about an action on the basis that the petrol agreement was valid and binding. ARGUMENT: No written agreement on the price of petrol had been made. The obligation to take all the petrol they required from the plaintiff was in reasonable restraint of trade. PROCEDURAL HISTORY: Trail: Scrutton LJ: They had an Arbitration Clause, which relates to the subject matter of the agreement as to the supply of petrol and applies to any failure to agree to the price. During the trail, certain clauses were found with the second agreement, which the two parties had agreed to. The plaintiff was to supply the company with petrol in order for the defendant to run their coach business. At a price which is ...

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