Itt Hartford Life & Annuity Insurance Company v. Amerishare Investors, Inc.

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• noting that the agreement at issue provided that \Amerishare consents to the personal jurisdiction of the Minnesota courts with respect to the loan documents\
• denying guarantors’ motion-to-compel-arbitration, because they did not claim to be signatories to the only agreement with an arbitration provision
• “In general, a stranger to a contract has no rights under the contract unless the third party is an intended beneficiary of the contract, or there is a duty owed to the third party that is discharged by the contract.”
• “In general, a stranger to a contract has no rights under the contract unless the third party is an intended beneficiary of the contract, or there is a duty owed to the third party that is discharged by the contract.”
• “In general, a stranger to a contract has no rights under the contract unless the third party is an intended beneficiary of the contract, or there is a duty owed to the third party that is discharged by the contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).