Altheimer & Gray, a Partnership v. Sioux Manufacturing Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• deciding that the tribal exhaustion doctrine did not apply to a forum-selection clause in a contract between a non-Indian corporation and an Indian manufacturing company
• indicating that -32- 32 the four factors that it set forth \are not the 'sine qua non' of a contract which relates to Indian lands\
• refusing to require abstention because inter alia “the dispute does not concern a tribal ordinance as much as it does state and federal law”
• explaining that Congress has neither explicitly nor implicitly overruled S 81
• addressing sovereign immunity and, concluding that the Tribe and Tribal corporation waived sovereign immunity, turning to the issue of Tribal exhaustion

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