Supreme Court of Alabama· 4/20/2001

Ex Parte Palm Harbor Homes, Inc.

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798 So. 2d 656
2001 WL 410485

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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where one of several arbitration provisions stated that “the terms of the arbitration provision in [that instrument]” superseded the other arbitration provisions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”

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Judges: Woodall

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