Pedersen v. Klinkert

How courts have described this case

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• moving party did not seek arbitration until after the trial court entered judgment; deemed inconsistent with an intent to arbitrate
• moving party did not seek arbitration until after the trial court entered judgment; deemed inconsistent with an intent to arbitrate
• \dicta\ is language in an opinion that was not necessary to the decision in the case
• statements in an opinion that were “not necessary to the decision in [the] case” are dicta and do not control future cases
• “dicta” is language in an opinion that was not necessary to the decision in the case
• dicta is language not necessary to the decision in a particular case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).