· 6/5/1961
Simcox v. Madigan
Citations
- 366 U.S. 765
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- recommending stay of nonarbitrable claim when the arbitrable claim predominates and the nonarbitrable claim is of questionable merit
- compelling arbitration of fraudulent inducement claim pursuant to clause providing for arbitration of ”[a]ll claims and disputes of whatever nature arising under this contract”
- recommending stay of nonarbitrable claim when the arbitrable claim predominates and the nonarbitrable claim is of questionable merit
- construing substantially similar language and determining that claims are arbitrable “(i]f the allegations underlying the claims ‘touch matters’ covered by the parties’ . . . agreement! ] . . .”
- instructing district court to re-evaluate its decision to decline staying non-arbitrable claims
- “the widespread use of arbitration clauses in the textile industry puts a contracting party ... on notice that its agreement probably contains such a clause”
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