A. Sangivanni & Sons v. F. M. Floryan & Co.

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• stating that the defrauded party has a choice to void the contract or affirm the contract and sue for damages
• institution of mechanic's lien foreclosure action did not constitute waiver of right to move to compel arbitration
• “Fraud in the inducement of a contract ordinarily renders the contract merely voidable at the option of the defrauded party, who also has the choice of affirming the contract and suing for damages.”
• arbitration clause called for arbitration of any disagreement pertaining to contract, with one exception
• “Fraud in the inducement of a contract ordinarily renders the contract merely voidable ….”

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