In Re Gulf Exploration, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the waste of time and money in pursuing an appeal after final judgment does not render a final appeal inadequate
• holding a stay is generally the only appropriate order for a state court with jurisdiction of all of the issues and the Texas arbitration act states an order compelling arbitration must stay the underlying litigation
• noting that “most states (including Texas) have adopted the Uniform Arbitration Act”
• identifying rare exception when mandamus may allow appellate court to give direction to law that would otherwise prove elusive in appeal from final judgment
• “During arbitration, a court order may be needed to replace an arbitrator, compel attendance of witnesses, or direct arbitrators to proceed promptly.” (internal citations omitted)
• identifying rare exception when mandamus may allow appellate court to give direction to law that would otherwise prove elusive in appeal from final judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).