Jim Burke Automotive, Inc. v. McGrue

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• recognizing that when there is no indication that the terms of a contract are used in a special or technical sense, the terms will be given their ordinary, plain, and natural meaning
• noting that the sale of the used automobile was a transaction affecting interstate commerce when financing for the purchase involved two out-of-state financial corporations
• affirming the trial court's order denying a nonsignatory's motion to compel arbitration where the arbitration agreement was between 'you [a signatory plaintiff] and us [a signatory defendant] or our employees, agents, successors or assigns'

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