Scone Investments, L.P. v. American Third Market Corp.

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• holding that the prima facie requirement was satisfied by production of signed writing
• finding that “a copy of the customer agreement which includes an arbitration clause and which was purportedly signed by” the plaintiff was prima facie evidence of an agreement to arbitrate
• noting that, in order to create an issue of fact, a plaintiff “must unequivocally deny that [he] entered into an agreement to arbitrate . . . and should offer at least some evidence to substantiate [his] factual allegations” (emphasis added)

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