Pleasures of San Patricio, Inc. v. Méndez-Torres

How courts have described this case

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• holding “circumstantial evidence of an agree- ment to distribute drugs” may allow for an inference of a reg- ular buyer-seller relationship
• plaintiff was a Puerto Rico corporation seeking to enjoin a Puerto Rico tax as invalid under the Commerce Clause
• “[M]ost or all cases, if individually litigated, would require repetitious resolution of an objection by [defendant] that is common to each one of them.”
• \It is by now clear that statutory claims may be the subject of an arbitration agreement

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