The Delaware Court of Chancery has denied the defendants’ motion to obtain leave and file an interlocutory appeal with the state Supreme Court in a legal dispute over the possession of rare coins. The defendants sought to appeal the Chancery Court’s denial of their claim that, under agreements between the two parties, the dispute should be resolved through arbitration. However, the court blocked their motion, holding that decisions on arbitration are not subject to interlocutory review under Supreme Court Rule 42.
Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons Jr. issued the letter opinion October 31 inIsrael Discount Bank of New York v. First State Depository .
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