General Equipment & Supply Co. v. Keller Rigging & Construction, SC, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding a party did not waive its right to arbitrate because the \litigation consisted of routine administrative matters and limited discovery which did not involve the taking of depositions or extensive interrogatories\
• holding the party demanding arbitration did not waive its right to demand arbitration after eight months, where the \litigation consisted of routine administrative matters and limited discovery [that] did not involve the taking of depositions or extensive interrogatories\
• characterizing a request to refer a matter to a master-in-equity as a \standard procedure\ and finding that request insufficient to demonstrate waiver
• finding a period of less than eight months where the “litigation consisted of routine administrative matters and limited discovery which did not involve the taking of depositions or extensive interrogatories” did not establish waiver
• finding a period of less than eight months in which the “litigation consisted of routine administrative matters and limited discovery which did not involve the taking of depositions or extensive interrogatories” did not establish waiver
• finding conduct did not establish waiver when \the parties were involved in litigation for less than eight months\ and \[t]he litigation consisted of routine matters and limited discovery which did not involve the taking of depositions or extensive interrogatories\

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