Supreme Court of Connecticut August 15, 1850 (Crone v. Daniels)

Church, Ch. J.

If a power of a judicial character be conferred by law on three or more persons, a majority may legally execute the power, if all have been duly notified to act.

Here, a cause was referred to two only, as a board of auditors, of which there could be no majority, and the parties were not bound to submit to the action of one alone.