Manes Organization, Inc. v. Standard Dyeing & Finishing Co.

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• finding that the \essence of the agreement\ for a \fabric-dyeing-and-finishing contract\ was predominantly for services, to which the \change in physical custody of the raw goods ... was incident to a bailment and not a sale\
• (holding stay required under Section 3 of FAA and doctrine of res judicata where prior New York court determined arbitrability of claim on motion to compel arbitration
• “It is substance and not form that governs where res judicata is argued, and repetitive litigation is not to be allowed simply because the claim bears new garb.”

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