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Vimar Seguros Y Reaseguros, S. A. Vs. M/V Sky Reefer
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 19, 1995
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is undermined by Carnival Crnise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. Co. v. RailwaySearch
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rule). As foreign arbitration clauses are but a subset of foreign forum selection clauses in general, Scherk v. Alberto-CulverSearch
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is undermined by the Court's construction of a similar statutory provision in Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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courts long ago rejected the reasoning later adopted by the lndussa court. See Maharani Woollen Mills Co. v. AnchorSearch
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Robert C. Herd & Co. v. KrawillSearch
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way to contemporary principles of international comity and commercial practice. As the Court observed in The Bremen v. ZapataSearch
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Id., at 9. See Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. SolerSearch
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Scherk v. Alberto-CulverSearch
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enforcement of arbitration agreements in contracts that involve interstate commerce, see Allied-Bruce Terminix Coso v. DobsonSearch
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Mitsubishi Motors, supra, at 637, n. 19. Cf. Knott v. BotanySearch
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et seq., and our decision in Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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case involving a domestic forum selection clause that was not even covered by COGSA, Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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no-liability clauses. Although the English courts enforced the stipulations, see Compania de Navigacion la Flecha v. BrauerSearch
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U. S. 104, 117-118 (1897), citing Peck v. NorthSearch
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Liverpool & Great Western Steam Co. v. PhenixSearch
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or their charge. Any and all words or clauses of such import inserted in bills of lading or ship- 545 Knott v. BotanySearch
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Indeed, when a panel of the Second Circuit in 1955 interpreted COGSA to permit a foreign choice-of-Iaw clause, Muller v. SwedishSearch
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years later) in a domestic forum under the high standard applicable to vacation of arbitration awards.8 See Wilko v. SwanSearch
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of the carrier for negligence, fault, or dereliction of duty. 11 See United States v. FarrSearch
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Today's decision destroys that capacity. The Court's reliance on its decision in Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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The concerns about invalidating freely negotiated forum selection clauses that this Court expressed in The Bremen v. ZapataSearch
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does not contravene our mutual treaty obligations. Moreover, because Congress is presumed to know the law, Cannon v. UniversitySearch
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tries-the same way they would enforce any other contractual clause. See, e. g., Volt Information Sciences, Inc. v. BoardSearch
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This statute was designed to overturn the traditional common-law hostility to arbitration clauses. See Mastrobuono v. ShearsonSearch
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Allied-Bruce Terminix Coso v. DobsonSearch
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Carnival Crnise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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See Maharani Woollen Mills Co. v. AnchorSearch
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The Bremen v. ZapataSearch
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See Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. SolerSearch
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Cf. Knott v. BotanySearch
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COGSA, Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. ShuteSearch
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Flecha v. BrauerSearch
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Peck v. NorthSearch
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Knott v. BotanySearch
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Muller v. SwedishSearch
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See Wilko v. SwanSearch
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See United States v. FarrSearch
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Cannon v. UniversitySearch
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Volt Information Sciences, Inc. v. BoardSearch
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See Mastrobuono v. ShearsonSearch
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