· 4/11/1963
Niazi v. St. Paul Mercury Insurance Co.
Citations
- 265 Minn. 222
- 121 N.W.2d 349
- 1963 Minn. LEXIS 654
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- unless prejudice can be shown by the objecting party, the exercise of summary judgment at pre-trial is sound
- unless prejudice can be shown by the objecting party, the exercise of summary judgment at pre-trial is sound
- insurer’s failure to act in good faith acts as waiver if insured is demonstrably prejudiced
- parties to an arbitration agreement have an obligation to make a fair effort to carry out the provisions of the arbitration agreement and to accomplish the real object of the contract
- “Arbitration has been looked upon with favor in this state.”
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Judges: Sheran
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