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A jurisdiction clause is commonplace in many business contract scenarios. These clauses state that involved parties have the right to settle disputes through adjudication.
In determining the choice of law, parties may consider the types of dispute which could arise from their agreement, whether the law will be from a common or civil law jurisdiction, how friendly or hostile a jurisdiction would be to their claim, and whether sufficient precedent exists in that jurisdiction.
Parties are free to choose either one or multiple applicable legal systems for their contract. They could also choose different laws for different aspects of the contract. The governing law of the contract dictates legal requirements such as formation, performance, and termination of the contract.
Governing law is a contractual provision (also known as a choice of law provision) that determines which law shall apply in the event of a dispute. Such a clause is generally honored by the courts which do not interfere with the agreement of the parties regarding the applicable law.
Governing law can be important because a dispute may hinge on differences in local laws. However, the parties in a contract are not necessarily bound to where they live or where the contract is signed. A governing law provision allows the parties to agree to use a particular states laws to interpret the agreement.
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Jurisdiction refers to where a dispute will be resolved; governing law indicates which states law will be used to decide the dispute. Its possible, for example, for a contract to require lawsuits to be filed in California but decided under New York law.
Jurisdiction can be its own paragraph, or it can be contained in another paragraph, such as governing law.
A boilerplate governing law clause where the parties agree that the law of England and Wales will govern the performance and interpretation of their agreement and disputes arising under it.
Governing Law Versus Jurisdiction Jurisdiction refers to where a dispute will be resolved; governing law indicates which states law will be used to decide the dispute. Its possible, for example, for a contract to require lawsuits to be filed in California but decided under New York law.
Governing Law Versus Jurisdiction Jurisdiction refers to where a dispute will be resolved; governing law indicates which states law will be used to decide the dispute. Its possible, for example, for a contract to require lawsuits to be filed in California but decided under New York law.

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