· 4/23/1956
Hickox v. Ragen
Citations
- 351 U.S. 915
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- no waiver even though motion for stay was made nine months after commencement of litigation, and settlement discussions and discovery were conducted in the interim
- no waiver where motion for stay not made until nine months after right to arbitration asserted in answer
- “If this arbitration clause was induced by fraud, there can be no arbitration; and if the party charging this fraud shows there is substance to his charge, there must be a judicial trial of that question before a stay can issue[.]”
- âIf this arbitration clause was induced by fraud, there can be no arbitration; and if the party charging this fraud shows there is substance to his charge, there must be a judicial trial of that question before a stay can issue[.]â
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