Schoneberger v. Oelze

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• defendants argued plaintiffs could not “demand benefits under the Trusts without accepting all of them terms”
• “In the arbitration context, a nonsignatory to an agreement requiring arbitration may be estopped, that is, barred, from avoiding arbitration if that party is claiming or has received direct benefits from the contract.”
• nonparty to arbitration clause may be bound to ai’bitrate by estoppel
• “In the arbitration context, a nonsignatory to an agreement requiring arbitration may 22 be estopped, that is, barred, from avoiding arbitration if that party is claiming or has 23 received direct benefits from the contract.”
• “In the 8 arbitration context, a nonsignatory to an agreement requiring arbitration may be estopped, 9 that is, barred, from avoiding arbitration if that party is claiming or has received direct 10 benefits from the contract.”
• “Arbitration is a creature of contract law.”

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