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· 1/18/2006

Federal Case

Citations

  • 434 F.3d 222

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that the FAA mandate to enforce arbitration provisions applied in bankruptcy cases and bankruptcy adversaries, whether the issue was core or non-core
  • finding no evidence of such an intent in the statutory text or legislative history of the bankruptcy code
  • finding no evidence of such intent in either the statutory text or the legislative history of the Bankruptcy Code
  • reversing denial of motion to compel arbitration; bankruptcy court lacked authority and discretion to deny enforcement of arbitration for rescission claim
  • “The core/non- core distinction does not . . . affect whether a bankruptcy court has the discretion to deny enforcement of an arbitration agreement”
  • “The core/non-core distinction does not, however, affect whether a bankruptcy court has the discretion to deny enforcement of an arbitration agreement.”

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