Ex Parte Palm Harbor Homes, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an installment contract, even if the merger clause were to be ignored, appeared to be a fully integrated agreement of a purchase of a mobile home because it contained the essential terms detailing the transaction
• compelling the action to mediation where one of several arbitration provisions stated that “the terms of the arbitration provision in [that instrument]” superseded the other arbitration provisions
• compelling arbitration pursuant to the terms contained in a contract with a merger clause because the merger clause caused that contract to supersede other agreements that had differing arbitration provisions
• merger clause stated: \`This written Contract is the only agreement that covers my purchase of the property.'\
• refemng to “prior or contemporaneous agreements”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).