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· 7/1/1999

Charles Harris v. Green Tree Financial Corporation

Citations

  • 183 F.3d 173
  • 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 14799

How courts have described this case

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  • observing that “state courts have concluded that an arbitration clause need not be supported by equivalent obligations”
  • noting that FAA “creates a body of federal substantive law establishing and governing the duty to honor agreements to arbitrate disputes.”
  • holding standard of review is plenary where appeal “presents a legal question concerning the applicability and scope of an arbitration agreement”
  • noting that FAA \creates a body of federal substantive law establishing and governing the duty to honor agreements to arbitrate disputes.\
  • holding standard of review is plenary where appeal “presents a legal question concerning the applicability and scope of an arbitration agreement”
  • noting that FAA “creates a body of federal substantive law establishing and governing the duty to honor agreements to arbitrate disputes.”

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