· 4/15/2005
In Re AdvancePCS Health L.P.
Citations
- 172 S.W.3d 603
- 48 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 584
- 2005 Tex. LEXIS 318
- 2005 WL 856961
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- holding that plaintiffs had notice of arbitration agreement because defendants had sent them agreement that contained arbitration clause
- holding there was a valid arbitration agreement, as the underlying contract provided adequate consideration
- holding there was a valid arbitration agreement, as the underlying contract provided adequate consideration
- declaring that party opposing arbitration does not bear burden of establishing defense to enforcement until after valid agreement to arbitrate is established
- declaring that party opposing arbitration does not bear burden of establishing defense to enforcement until after valid agreement to arbitrate is established
- holding there was a valid arbitration agreement, as the underlying contract provided adequate consideration
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Judges: Johnson
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