· 7/21/2000
Federal Case
Citations
- 220 F.3d 99
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 17545
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a court must decide whether the signature of an agent bound the principal to a contract containing an arbitration provision
- holding that Section 4 of the FAA requires courts to “pass[] judgment on the formation or existence of the container contract”
- recognizing that the United States is a signatory to the CREFAA and that the CREFAA is implemented domestically through the FAA
- recognizing that refusing appeal circumvents FAA’s purpose to enforce binding arbitration agreements
- holding that “when the very existence of … an [arbitration] agreement is disputed, a district court is correct to refuse to compel arbitration until it resolves the threshold question of whether the arbitration agreement exists”
- holding that “when the very existence of ... an [arbitration] agreement is disputed, a district court is correct to refuse to compel arbitration until it resolves the threshold question of whether the arbitration agreement exists”
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