CONTEC CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant-Appellee, v. REMOTE SOLUTION CO., LTD., Defendant-Counterclaimant-Appellant

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• holding that signatory to arbitration agreement was compelled to arbitrate question of arbitrability with nonsignatory
• holding that incorporation of AAA Rules, including Rule 7(a), clearly and unmistakably evinced intent for arbitrator to decide whether nonsignatory party bound by arbitration agreement
• concluding that signatory to an arbitration agreement must arbitrate dispute against nonsignatory because issue of arbitrability itself is subject to a decision by the arbitrator
• holding that incorporation of AAA Rules, including Rule 7(a), clearly and unmistakably evinced intent for arbitrator to decide whether nonsignatory party bound by arbitration agreement
• holding that incorporation of AAA Rules, including Rule 7(a), clearly and unmistakably evinced intent for arbitrator to decide whether nonsignatory party bound by arbitration agreement
• holding that post-merger survivor corporation could invoke arbitration agreement signed by corporation subsumed in merger

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