· 10/25/1989
Apollo Computer, Inc. v. Helge Berg
Citations
- 886 F.2d 469
- 1989 WL 111281
How courts have described this case
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- holding that by incorporating the arbitration rules of the International Chamber of Commerce, the parties were bound by the arbitrability provision of those rules
- holding that arbitration provision’s incorporation of International Chamber of Commerce rules, which provide arbitrator with authority to decide arbitrability, constituted clear and unmistakable evidence
- holding whether non-signatories could enforce arbitration agreement against signatory was a question for the arbitrator because agreement incorporated ICC rules
- explaining that a bankruptcy trustee had \assigned Dico's right to bring claims for damages against Apollo to the defendants\
- affirming district court order allowing arbitration between signatory Plaintiff and a nonsignatory Defendant purportedly assigned rights to arbitration from the original signatory
- allowing a nonsignatory who had been assigned a signatory's contractual rights to enforce an arbitration provision against another signatory
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Judges: Campbell, Torruella, Woodlock
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