Adams v. Georgia Gulf Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• finding § 3 generally applies only to parties to the 21 arbitration agreement, and not to those who are not contractually bound by agreement
• “The denial of the benefit of the mandatory stay provision to non-signatories has been grounded in the recognition that the non-signatory’s litigation with an arbitrating party cannot be referred to arbitration.”
• “The denial of the benefit of the mandatory stay provision to nonsignatories has been grounded in the recognition that the nonsignatory’s litigation with an arbitrating party cannot be referred to arbitration.”
• “The denial of the benefit of the mandatory stay provision to non-signatories has been grounded in the recognition that the non-signatory’s litigation with an arbitrating party cannot be referred to arbitration”
• “The denial of the benefit of the mandatory stay provision to nonsignatories has been grounded in the recognition that the nonsignatory’s litigation with an arbitrating party cannot be 12 referred to arbitration.”

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