· 6/5/1998
In Re Bruce Terminix Co.
Citations
- 988 S.W.2d 702
- 41 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 941
- 1998 Tex. LEXIS 84
- 1998 WL 288930
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- holding that filing an answer and propounding a set of eighteen interrogatories and a set of nineteen requests for production did not waive arbitration rights
- holding that movant did not waive arbitration rights by propounding requests for production and interrogatories and waiting six months to seek arbitration
- holding that movant did not waive arbitration rights by propounding requests for production and interrogatories and waiting six months to seek arbitration
- holding that propounding one set of eighteen interrogatories and nineteen production requests does not waive arbitration rights
- noting that even substantial invocation of judicial process does not constitute waiver absent proof of prejudice
- holding arbitration was not waived by sending eighteen interrogatories and nineteen requests for production and waiting six months to seek arbitration
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Judges: Per Curiam
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