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choice of law clause
choice of law clause definition - legal
n
A provision in a contract in which the parties stipulate that any dispute
between them arising from the contract shall be determined in accordance with
the law of a particular jurisdiction. If the dispute is litigated, the choice
is not binding, but is normally honored, by the court hearing the lawsuit. The
choice is binding if the dispute is arbitrated. See also choice of forum clause.
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