People ex rel. Clement v. Spruance

How courts have described this case

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• holding that delegation provision revealed intent to have arbitrator decide arbitrability issues
• noting that “where the dispute at issue concerns contract formation, the dispute is generally for courts to decide”
• court may order arbitration of particular dispute only where court is satisfied that “parties agreed to arbitrate that dispute”
• “where the dispute at issue concerns contract formation, the dispute is generally for courts to decide.”
• “[C]ourts should order arbitration of a dispute only where the court is satisfied that neither the formation of the parties’ arbitration agreement nor (absent a valid provision specifically committing such disputes to an arbitrator
• “[C]ourts should order arbitration of a dispute only where the court is satisfied that neither the formation of the parties’ arbitration agreement nor (absent a valid provision specifically committing such disputes to an arbitrator

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