· 4/30/1940
Protests 777916-G/10309 of Wm. J. Oberle, Inc.
Citations
- 4 Cust. Ct. 463
How courts have described this case
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- compelling arbitration under the FAA based on arbitration clause 7 contained in credit card agreement between citizens of different states
- “Citibank notified plaintiff that it would be modifying the terms of all former Sears accounts. The modifications would include changes to, inter alia, the arbitration clause and the governing law.” (citations omitted)
- “[n]umerous courts have found that continued use or failure to opt out of a card account after the issuer provides a change in terms, including an arbitration agreement, evidences the cardholder’s acceptance of those terms”
- “Numerous courts have found that continued use or failure to opt out of a card account after the issuer provides a change in terms, including an arbitration agreement, evidences the cardholder’s acceptance of those terms.”
- “Numerous courts have found that continued use or failure to opt out of a card account after the issuer provides a change in terms, including an arbitration agreement, evidences the cardholder’s acceptance of those terms.”
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Judges: Evans
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