Gottfried, Inc. v. Paulette Koch Real Estate

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that non-signatories can be 3 bound by arbitration agreements under “ordinary principles of contract law and agency”
• holding that a party who takes advantage of the provisions of a contract containing an arbitration clause cannot then argue that he or she is not bound by the arbitration provisions should a dispute arise
• explaining that “[n]on-signatories may be bound by an arbitration agreement if dictated by ordinary principles of contract law and agency” and that “a third party beneficiary to a contract can be compelled to arbitrate”
• holding that nonsignatory to contract
• non-signatories may be bound by an arbitration agreement if dictated by ordinary principles of contract law and agency
• “[A] third party beneficiary to a contract can be compelled to arbitrate.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).