Beaver Coaches, Inc. v. REVELS NAT. RV SALES, INC.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that claim of lack of mutuality should be submitted to arbitration so long as it does not pertain to arbitration provision itself
• rejecting trial court's conclusion that contract limits outside of arbitration clause would govern arbitrator's award and stating that arbitrator was bound only by terms of arbitration agreement
• rejecting trial court’s conclusion that contract limits outside of arbitration clause would govern arbitrator’s award and stating that arbitrator was bound only by terms of arbitration agreement
• limiting arbitrator's review to limitations of liability that do not pertain to the arbitration clause itself and stating that arbitrator should be bound by parties' specific agreement barring consequential damages, unless arbitrator finds such provision unconscionable
• enforcing arbitration provision to statutory claims under Florida's Franchise Fraud Act
• in case of particularly broad arbitration clause, only most forceful evidence of purpose to exclude claim from arbitration can prevail

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