The Decisions That Constitute the Conflict-Of-Laws Rules Simply Determine Which

The decisions that constitute the conflict-of-laws rules simply determine which state's law is applicable to any given question when more than one state is involved.In a contractual dispute in which the court follows the lex fori rule, the court applies the law of the place

A) where the action was instituted.
B) where the contract was made.
C) of performance of the contract.
D) whose law the parties intended should govern.