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Does the denial by one of the parties of the existence of a partnership affect the court's jurisdiction to appoint an arbitrator based on an arbitration clause contained in a contract between them?

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The denial by one of the parties of the existence of a partnership does not affect the court's jurisdiction to appoint an arbitrator based on an arbitration clause contained in a contract between them, provided that the existence of the contract and the arbitration clause is established.

The denial by one of the parties of the existence of a partnership does not affect the court's jurisdiction to appoint an arbitrator based on an arbitration clause contained in a contract between them, provided that the existence of the contract and the arbitration clause is established.
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