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In case of conflict of jurisdiction of Courts, the incident of a contract is governed by the law of the…

Where there is a conflict of jurisdiction, the incidents of a contract are ordinarily governed by the law of the place where the "Contract is made" (lex loci contractus).

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Where there is a conflict of jurisdiction, the incidents of a contract are ordinarily governed by the law of the place where the "Contract is made" (lex loci contractus).

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