Paradie v. Turning Point Builders, Inc.
Citations
- 174 N.E.3d 940
- 2021 Ohio 2178
Syllabus
CIVIL - arbitration motion to stay pending arbitration waiver of arbitration abuse of discretion de novo presumption in favor of arbitration party acting inconsistently with right of arbitration totality of the circumstances filing of counterclaims heavy burden to establish waiver unconscionability fraudulent inducement fact-sensitive alternative arguments ripe for review.
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting “implied power resulting from the general grants of power or imposition of duties” “in a government in which the duties of all officers, as well as their powers, are defined by written law”
- if the legislature states facts authorizing immediate passage of bill as an “emergency,” courts have no power to re-examine those facts
- legislature is sole judge of whether emergency exists to justify immediate passage of a bill and its finding cannot be questioned by a court
- legislature is sole judge of whether emergency exists to justify immediate passage of a bill and its finding cannot be questioned by a court
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Judges: Lynch
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