Standard Bent Glass Corp. v. Glassrobots Oy, a Corporation Registered in Finland

How courts have described this case

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• holding that when an arbitration agreement falls under the Convention, “the court must order arbitration unless it determines the agreement is null and void”
• holding that clear intent to incorporate by reference suffices where there is no express incorporation-by-reference provision
• holding that an arbitration clause incorporated by reference in a contract contained in an exchange of letters was enforceable under the New York Convention
• holding that, because the arbitration clause was in a contract contained in an exchange of letters, the Convention’s “agreement in writing” requirement was satisfied and arbitration rightly compelled
• holding, under Pennsylvania's Uniform Commercial Code, that an appended arbitration agreement was incorporated by reference into the contract even though one of the contracting parties had never received the appendix
• following Kahn Lucas to hold that the Convention Treaty’s “signed by the parties” requirement applied to “an arbi-tral clause within a contract or a separate arbitration agreement”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).