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Re: Cases used to get out of CAS arbitration
Posted by Not Happy with Toll Brothers on 11/20/07

    I just sent the letter to Toll Brothers triggering the provisions of the arbitration
    clause within the contract. Can anyone tell how their experience has been using
    this resolution process involving Toll Brothers and CAS? Your response would be
    sincerely appreciated. Thank you.

    On 3/08/07, Katie wrote:
    > I am in a same situation. I have been trying to cancel my contract with Toll
    > Brothers. Who were you dealing with at Toll Brothers? They have been ignoring
    > the letters and messages I sent to them. I have called every single day to get
    > hold of the person who is in charge. He has never returned my call. I finally
    > spoke with him today and he was very nesty and informed me that if I don't go to
    > settlement, he will retain the deposit. Have you filed your arbitration?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Katie
    >
    >
    >>
    >> On 1/30/07, Worried Homeowner wrote:
    >>> I'm about to use CAS to mediate (binding arbitration) a dispute over a new
    >>> contruction between Toll Brothers Builder and my family. Toll Brothers decided
    >>> to keep my earnest money a wapping $43,000.00 by claiming that we're in
    >>> default of the contract. They have CAS as the designated arbitrator and the
    >>> Americam Arbitrator Association as a second choice in case CAS does not settle
    >>> the problem. Someone please help me here. Can Toll brother just decide to get
    >>> our money just like that? And how partial and non-builder-bias is the AAA?
    >>

     
     

 
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