The CPLR article 75 court correctly held that since the signatory to the arbitration agreement expressly executed it on behalf of affiliates, and since it reaffirmed that agreement in an amendment after appellant affiliates had been formed, this case falls within the "limited circumstances" in which it is permissible "to impute the intent to arbitrate to a nonsignatory," there being clear indication of appellant affiliates' intent to arbitrate (see, TNS Holdings v MKI...
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