Traditionally, in contracts cases, the conflict-of-law rule is that the law of the state in which a contract was breached will determine the validity of the contract.

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Traditionally, in contracts cases, the conflict-of-law rule often applies the law of the state in which the contract was made (lex loci contractus) to determine its validity, not necessarily where it was breached.

Traditionally, in Contracts Cases, the Conflict-Of-Law Rule Is That the Law