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· 6/29/2001

Equifirst Corp. v. Ware

Citations

  • 808 So. 2d 1
  • 2001 WL 729280

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a nonsignatory to the mortgage agreement on a mobile home could not be bound by the arbitration provision in the mortgage agreement simply because she lived in the mobile home
  • \This Court has enforced an arbitration provision against a nonsignatory plaintiff when that nonsignatory plaintiff claimed the benefit of the contract containing the arbitration provision but attempted to avoid the application of the arbitration provision.\
  • \This Court has enforced an arbitration provision against a nonsignatory plaintiff when that nonsignatory plaintiff claimed the benefit of the contract containing the arbitration provision but attempted to avoid the application of the arbitration provision.\
  • the fact that the daughter lived in the mobile home with her mother did not automatically transform the daughter into a third-party beneficiary of the mortgage agreement; the daughter's tort claims did not seek to enforce any part of the mortgage agreement

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Judges: Stuart

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