SBC Interactive, Inc. v. Corporate Media Partners

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “resolution of procedural questions, including whether the invocation of arbitration was proper or timely[] . . . is left to the arbitrator[]”
• stating procedural arbitrability matters include “whether the invocation of arbitration was proper or timely”
• “A court will not compel a party to arbitrate, however, absent a clear expression of such an intent”
• “We begin our analysis with the premise that the public policy of Delaware favors arbitration.”
• “Courts may not consider any aspect of the merits of the claim sought to be arbitrated, no matter how frivolous they appear.”
• “In determining arbitrability, the courts are confined to ascertaining whether the dispute is one that, on its face, falls within the arbitration clause of the contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).