The IAS Court correctly held the dispute to be arbitrable before a Beth Din by reason of plaintiff's agreement settling another, unrelated matter, which provided that "[a]ny controversy hereafter related to the governance of the Synagogue or the conduct of individual members * * * shall be decided * * * by a `Beth Din'". The agreement was clearly intended to apply prospectively, and to disputes like this involving claimed disorderly conduct of congregants. There is no merit...
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