Capital Income Properties-LXXX v. Blackmon

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• holding 21 that partners’ claims of fraudulently inducing partners to invest in the partnership were within scope of clause requiring arbitration of claims “arising out of” or “relating to” the partnership agreement
• noting that the FAA \is part of the substantive law of Texas.\
• claims by limited partners for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty arose from partnership agreement and were within scope of arbitration clause
• claims by limited partners for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty arose from partnership agreement and were within scope of arbitration clause
• claims by limited partners for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty arose from partnership agreement and were within scope of arbitration clause
• claims by limited partners for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty arose from partnership agreement and were within scope of arbitration clause

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