The General Conflict-Of-Law Rule for Tort Cases Is That

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Multiple Choice

The general conflict-of-law rule for tort cases is that:

• A) the law of the place where the tort occurred applies
• B) the law of the place where the defendant lives applies
• C) the law of the place where the plaintiff lives applies
• D) the court may decide what law to apply
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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