MBNA America Bank, N.A. v. Credit

How courts have described this case

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• applying state law to determine proper method of service only after determining that the parties’ agreement was silent on the issue
• applying state law to determine proper method of service only after determining that the parties' agreement was silent on the issue
• “MBNA cannot rely on Credit’s tardiness in challenging the award if the arbitrator never had jurisdiction to arbitrate and enter an award”
• \MBNA cannot rely on Credit's tardiness in challenging the award if the arbitrator never had jurisdiction to arbitrate and enter an award\
• \[A] national trend [has arisen] in which consumers are questioning MBNA and whether arbitration agreements exist. [Citations.]\
• “[A] national trend [has arisen] in which consumers are questioning MBNA and whether arbitration agreements exist. [Citations.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).