Ordered that the judgment is affirmed, with costs.
The determination of the Supreme Court is proper. There is no real ambiguity as to the issue upon which arbitration is sought. Because the respondent was seeking enforcement of the entire agreement, it was unable to frame its request in terms of a specific provision of the agreement. The need to look at the whole agreement rather than a specific provision should not bar the alleged aggrieved party from the arbitration...
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