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· 5/21/1951

McKeeby v. Arthur

Citations

  • 81 A.2d 1
  • 7 N.J. 174
  • 1951 N.J. LEXIS 210

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  • recognizing that, like any contract provision, parties may waive or revoke arbitration provision either expressly or by their conduct
  • “An arbitration agreement is a contract and is subject, in general, to the legal rules governing the construction of contracts.” (citation omitted)
  • Oak Trail dealt with a statute where the initiation of procedures to enforce a remedy barred one from all other remedies
  • “[WJhere the parties expressly or by implication waive or revoke the agreement to arbitrate, or are in default in proceeding with the arbitration, the right to a suit at law revives.... ”

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