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Schuiling v. Harris
No. 121582Supreme Court of Virginia
121582 Schuiling v. Harris 09/12/2013 In a suit alleging various contract and tort claims arising out of a personal services relationship, the circuit court erred in refusing to order arbitration on the ground…
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121582 Schuiling v. Harris 09/12/2013 In a suit alleging various contract and tort claims arising out of a personal services rela…
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121582 Schuiling v. Harris 09/12/2013 In a suit alleging various contract and tort claims arising out of a personal services relationship, the circuit court erred in refusing to order arbitration on the ground that an otherwise applicable arbitration agreement designated a specified arbitrator as an integral part of the agreement, thereby rendering the agreement unenforceable upon the subsequent unavailability of that particular arbitrator. This portion of the arbitration agreement is severable, and another arbitrator may be appointed under the applicable Code provisions. The case is reversed and remanded for further proceedings.
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121582 Schuiling v. Harris 09/12/2013 In a suit alleging various contract and tort claims arising out of a personal services relationship, the circuit court erred in refusing to order arbitration on the ground that an otherwise applicable arbitration agreement designated a specified arbitrator as an integral part of the agreement, thereby rendering the agreement unenforceable upon the subsequent unavailability of that particular arbitrator. This portion of the arbitration agreement is severable, and another arbitrator may be appointed under the applicable Code provisions. The case is reversed and remanded for further proceedings.
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