Burchard Road Petition to Abandon Land Use Permit - Decision on Motion

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• finding that the “the subjection of [plaintiff] to the litigation process ... the discovery process, the expense of litigation” resulted in apparent prejudice
• finding that the “staleness of the claim, and more importantly, the subjection of [Plaintiff] to the litigation process in State Court, the discovery process, [and] the expense of litigation” resulted in prejudice
• stating that the plaintiff 11 knew about its right to compel arbitration because the “contract itself called for arbitration of 12 disputes between” the plaintiff and the defendant
• finding prejudice when plaintiff withdrew its arbitration request and defendant was subjected to the full litigation process in state court, including discovery, a trial, and a monetary judgment
• finding a party had 14 knowledge of the right to arbitrate because “[t]he contract itself called for arbitration of disputes”
• finding prejudice when plaintiff withdrew its arbitration request and defendant was subjected to the full litigation process in state court, including discovery, a trial, and a monetary judgment

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