Teresita J. Dumais v. American Golf Corporation, Doing Business as Paradise Hills Golf Club, a Foreign Corporation and William Winkler

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• recognizing that “this presumption disappears when the parties dispute the existence of a valid arbitration agreement”
• stating that “presumption [of arbitrability] disappears when the parties dispute the existence of a valid arbitration agreement”
• stating that the “presumption [of arbitrability] disappears when the parties dispute the existence of a valid arbitration agreement”
• stating that the “presumption [of arbitrability] disappears when the parties dispute the existence of a valid arbitration agreement”
• stating \the existence of a valid arbitration agreement and the interpretation of a valid arbitration agreement's scope\ are \two separate inquiries\
• explaining the “strong presumption” in favor of arbitration “disappears when the parties dispute the existence of a valid arbitration agreement”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).