· 8/23/1982
Arrow Overall Supply Company v. Peloquin Enterprises
Citations
- 323 N.W.2d 1
- 414 Mich. 95
- 1982 Mich. LEXIS 547
How courts have described this case
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- holding defense that no arbitration agreement existed can be raised after deadline because it was a direct attack on arbitrator’s jurisdiction
- holding defense that no arbitration agreement existed can be raised after deadline because it was a direct attack on arbitrator’s jurisdiction
- “The existence of a contract to arbitrate and the enforceability of its terms is a judicial question which cannot be decided by an arbitrator.”
- “The existence of a contract to arbitrate and the enforceabil ity of its terms is a judicial question which cannot be decided by an arbitrator.”
- Under Michigan law, “[t]he existence of a contract to arbitrate and the enforceability of its terms is a judicial question which cannot be decided by an arbitrator.”
- “ ‘Arbitration is a matter of contract and a party cannot be required to submit to arbitration any dispute which he has not agreed so to submit.’ ... It follows that a valid agreement must exist for arbitration to be binding.”
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Judges: Coleman, Williams, Levin, Fitzgerald, Ryan, Moody, Kavanagh
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