[IULIANUS libro quarto digestorum. ] §4.8.47.prSi compromissum ita factum est, ut praesente utroque aut heredibus eorum arbiter sententiam dicat et alter ex litigatoribus decesserit pupillo herede relicto, non aliter uidetur sententia dicta esse, nisi tutoris auctoritas interposita fuerit. §4.8.47.1Item si alter ex compromittentibus furere coeperit,
[JULIANUS in his fourth book of the Digests.]\n If a submission to arbitration has been made in such a way that the arbitrator is to pronounce his award in the presence of both parties or their heirs, and one of the litigants dies leaving a pupil as his heir, the award is not deemed to have been pronounced unless the authority of the tutor has been interposed.\n Likewise, if one of those who entered into the submission begins to be insane,