· 5/7/1999
Liberty Communications v. MCI
Citations
- 733 So. 2d 571
- 1999 WL 278676
How courts have described this case
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- holding that when an order for arbitration is entered, the cause should be stayed rather than dismissed
- “Signing a contract as an agent for a disclosed principal is not sufficient to bind the agent to arbitrate claims against him personally.”
- asserting claims for fraudulent inducement to enter contract and breach of contract
- asserting claims for fraudulent inducement to enter contract and breach of contract
- \Courts are powerless to compel arbitration in the absence of a contract in which both parties have agreed to submit their grievances to arbitration.\
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Judges: Thompson
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