Asked by Sharon Francis on Sep 30, 2024

Contracts sometimes contain a provision reciting that disputes between the parties regarding matters connected with the contract must be litigated in the courts of a particular state.What is such a provision called?

A) Choice of law clause
B) Forum selection clause
C) Substantive clause
D) Minimum contacts clause

Forum Selection Clause

is a contractual provision that specifies the location and/or jurisdiction in which disputes arising under the contract will be resolved.

Choice Of Law Clause

A provision in a contract specifying which jurisdiction's laws will be applied in interpreting the contract and resolving any disputes.

Substantive Clause

A clause in a legal document or law that deals with the actual subject matter, rights, and obligations of the parties involved.

  • Understand the concept and significance of jurisdiction in legal cases.
  • Distinguish between original and appellate jurisdiction.