Henderson v. Coral Springs Nissan, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an arbitration clause became unenforceable when an automobile dealership rescinded the contract containing the arbitration clause prior to the motion to compel arbitration
• holding that there is no enforceable arbitration clause where the dealer rescinded the contract containing the arbitration clause
• holding that “there is no enforceable arbitration clause when a contract is rescinded prior to a motion to compel arbitration” as “[t]he effect of rescission is to render the contract abrogated and of no force and effect from the beginning”
• reversing an order to compel arbitration and holding that an arbitration clause becomes unenforceable when one party unilaterally rescinds the contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).