A more thorough explanation:

NON SUBMISSIT

Non submissit is a Latin term that means "he did not submit." In a legal case where a bond was issued to perform an arbitration award, if the defendant denies that they submitted to the arbitration, they can use the defense of non submissit.

John was sued by his former business partner for breach of contract. The contract stated that any disputes would be resolved through arbitration. However, John claimed that he never agreed to arbitration and therefore, he used the defense of non submissit.

Another example could be a case where a person is being sued for not paying a debt that was settled through arbitration. If the person denies that they agreed to the arbitration, they can use the defense of non submissit.

These examples illustrate how non submissit can be used as a defense in a legal case where a person denies that they agreed to arbitration.