Contractual provisions prescribing arbitration as the means of dispute resolution for construction defect claims are widely used in agreements offered by residential developers for sales of their new homes, and sometimes they are incorporated in the deeds by which title is transferred. The buyers of these newly built properties may be aware of these provisions prior to closing, but are subsequent buyers of these homes also subject to the arbitration provisions of the original warranty deeds? That is the question that an appellate court has certified as one of great public importance for consideration by the Florida Supreme Court.