Under the __________ doctrine,the outcome of a diversity case in federal court will be similar to the outcome in a state court because the same substantive law will govern either adjudication.
A) Erie
B) common law
C) venue
D) substantial activity

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The Erie doctrine refers to the principle that in diversity cases, federal courts must apply state substantive law. This means that even though the case is being heard in federal court, the outcome will be similar to if it were heard in a state court, as the same laws will govern the adjudication.

Under the __________ Doctrine,the Outcome of a Diversity Case in Federal