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The Texas Journal of Business Law
Volume 45, Issue No. 2 (Spring, 2013)
Conflict of Laws - Does a State's Whole Law, Including that State's Conflict of Laws Principles, Apply to a Choice of Law Provision in a Contract?

Conflict of Laws - Does a State's Whole Law, Including that State's Conflict of Laws Principles, Apply to a Choice of Law Provision in a Contract? https://www.texasbusinesslaw.org/resources/texas-business-law-journal/volume-45-issue-no-2-spring-2013/conflict-of-laws-does-a-states-whole-law-including-that-states-conflict-of-laws-principles-apply-to-a-choice-of-law-provision-in-a-contract https://www.texasbusinesslaw.org/++resource++plone-logo.svg

Conflict of Laws - Does a State's Whole Law, Including that State's Conflict of Laws Principles, Apply to a Choice of Law Provision in a Contract?

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