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Delaware Superior Court Instructs How To Raise Choice Of Law
By Morris James LLP on March 28, 2012
Posted In Breach of Contract
When must a litigant raise any issue over the choice of the law that governs a dispute? Right away is the answer. As this decision correctly holds, if the parties brief their issue under Delaware law, trying to argue later that some other jurisdiction's law applies is too late.
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