· 3/23/1992
Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 96,619 Edward D. Jones & Company and Gary Aleff v. Duane Sorrells, Mildred Sorrells and Curt Sorrells
Citations
- 957 F.2d 509
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 5079
- 1992 WL 53800
How courts have described this case
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- defining the limits of arbitral jurisdiction is generally the function of courts, not arbitrators
- defining the limits of arbitral jurisdiction is generally the function of courts, not arbitrators
- “[Wjhether Section 15 bars a claim from submission to the arbitrators is for the court to decide, and it is irrelevant whether the arbitrators have already ruled on the question.”
- trial court must determine whether section 10304 bars the arbitrator from exercising jurisdiction
- “we do not believe that [section 35] is a clear and unmistakable expression of the parties’ intent to have the arbitrators, and not the court, determine which disputes the parties have agreed to submit to arbitration”
- “we do not believe that [section 35] is a clear and unmistakable expression of the parties' intent to have the arbitrators, and not the court, determine which disputes the parties have agreed to submit to arbitration”
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Judges: Bauer, Coffey, Flaum
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