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Full-Text Articles in Contracts
Default Rules For Contract Formation By Promise And The Need For Revision Of The Mailbox Rule, Beth A. Eisler
Default Rules For Contract Formation By Promise And The Need For Revision Of The Mailbox Rule, Beth A. Eisler
Kentucky Law Journal
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A Better Approach To Arbitrability, Jeffrey W. Stempel
A Better Approach To Arbitrability, Jeffrey W. Stempel
Scholarly Works
Historically, Anglo-American courts refused to enforce arbitration agreements, jealously guarding their dispute resolution monopoly. During the early twentieth century, merchants and attorneys began seeking legislation requiring courts to defer to arbitration. The United States Abitration Act took effect January 1, 1926 and has remained essentially unchanged. It was written with the implicit assumption that it would be invoked by commercial actors having relatively equal bargaining power and emotive appeal to a jury. The Act says nothing to direct the court's inquiry concerning the quality of either party's assent to the arbitration clause other than requiring a written arbitration agreement and …
Selected Poems On The Law Of Contracts, Douglass Boshkoff
Selected Poems On The Law Of Contracts, Douglass Boshkoff
Articles by Maurer Faculty
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