Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 98,720 Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. v. Ferdinand A. Neidhardt, and Erich Hoepfer, Stephen Rothchild Desimone

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• holding that the non-moving party may not satisfy the burden of demonstrating that an agreement to arbitrate was made through “general denials of the facts on which the right to arbitration depends”
• “it is not sufficient for the party opposing arbitration to utter general denials of the facts on which the right to arbitration depends.”
• motions to compel arbitration require \a showing of evidentiary facts\
• “If the party seeking arbitration has substantiated the entitlement by a showing of evidentiary facts, the party opposing may not rest on a denial but must submit evidentiary facts showing that there is a dispute of fact to be tried.”

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