Supreme Court properly found that petitioner was not bound to arbitrate the dispute over respondent mover's claim for additional compensation based on the arbitration clause on the reverse side of the bills of lading that petitioner's representative signed each time the mover made a delivery of petitioner's office effects to petitioner's new location. While parties are ordinarily bound by agreements they sign since they are presumed to have read them, here there was no express...
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