Fraser v. Haggerty

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• observing that “the provision constituting the [arbitration] agreement may be in general terms without specification or enumeration as to the various items in dispute”
• demands arising from controversy-submitted to arbitration. “must be sufficiently described so as to be identifiable either from the contractual provision or with the aid of parol evidence” but do not require same level of specificity as a pleading

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