There is no merit to petitioner's argument that the IAS Court should not have directed the parties to arbitration without first conducting a hearing or allowing disclosure on whether the collective bargaining agreement between the parties, and thus the agreement to arbitrate contained therein, were induced by a fraudulent representation that only employees at one particular site were to be covered. The conclusory allegations in petitioner's moving papers and the letter from...
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