Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 98,667 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. v. Helen Echo Haydu

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• court may not sever arbitrable claims and allow arbitration if arbitrable and nonarbitrable claims inextricably intertwined
• court may not sever arbitrable claims and allow arbitration if arbitrable and nonarbi-trable claims inextricably intertwined
• “In the absence of compelling circumstances, the court initially seized of the controversy should be the one to decide the case.”
• “In [the] absence of compelling circumstances, the court initially seized of a controversy should be the one to decide the case.”
• “In the absence of compelling circumstances, the court initially seized of the controversy should be the one to decide the case.”
• “In [the] absence of compelling circumstances, the court initially seized of a controversy should be the one to decide the case.”

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