In a contractual dispute, depending on the facts involved, the court may apply the law of the place of which of the following?

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In contractual disputes, courts may apply the law of various jurisdictions depending on the circumstances. This includes the law of the state where the lawsuit was filed (lex fori), the law that the parties agreed should govern their contract, and the law of the state that has the most significant connection or interest in the matter at hand, often determined through the "center of gravity" or the most significant relationship test.

In a Contractual Dispute, Depending on the Facts Involved, the Court