· 4/13/1981
Columbine Valley Construction Co. v. Board of Directors
Citations
- 626 P.2d 686
- 1981 Colo. LEXIS 651
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting due process argument based on the facts underlying the parties’ execution of their contract requiring arbitration and that the arbitration proceedings were conducted with their full participation
- rejecting due process argument based on the facts underlying the parties' execution of their contract requiring arbitration and that the arbitration proceedings W816 conducted W1th their full participation
- rejecting due process argument based on the facts underlying the parties’ execution of their contract requiring arbitration and that the arbitration proceedings were conducted with their full participation
- due process rights connected with the litigation process are subject to knowing and voluntary waiver by parties’ agreement to submit claim to arbitration
- due process rights connected with the litigation process are subject to knowing and voluntary waiver by parties' agreement to submit claim to arbitration
- “[t]his explicit agreement to arbitrate in accordance with the rules of the AAA incorporates by reference the rules of that association into the arbitration agreement”
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Judges: Quinn
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