If the contract does not mandate the appropriate forum, which determines the appropriate forum?

$($a$)$ the plaintiff

$($b$)$ the defendant

$($c$)$ the court

$($d$)$ the legislature

If the contract does not mandate the appropriate forum and the plaintiff has filed his or her complaint in State A$,$ the court in State A will use the choice of law rules of which state to determine whether the laws of State A or the laws of State B will be used to resolve the dispute?

$($a$)$ State A

$($b$)$ State B

$($c$)$ either State A or State B

$($d$)$ neither State A nor State B

If the contract mandates that the laws of State B will apply to any dispute and the nonbreaching party files a complaint in State A$,$ what will the court in State A do$?$

$($a$)$ apply the law of State A because State A is the forum state

$($b$)$ apply the law of State A because the parties want the court in State A to apply its laws

$($c$)$ apply the law in State B because of the choice of law provision

$($d$)$ remove the case to State B because the choice of law states that the law of State B applies

At the time of contract formation, the parties may negotiate a forum selection provision.

$($a$)$ Most courts will not enforce a forum selection provision.

$($b$)$ A forum selection provision does not guarantee that all future disputes will be heard only by the named court.

$($c$)$ A forum selection provision is mandatory upon a court.

$($d$)$ A forum selection provision may not be rebutted by a party.

A contract may include which of the following?

$($a$)$ a clause mandating choice of method of dispute resolution

$($b$)$ a clause mandating choice of forum

$($c$)$ a clause mandating choice of law

$($d$)$ a clause mandating all three

The choice of law approach that is based on the last act of contracting.

$($a$)$ territorial approach

$($b$)$ center of gravity approach

$($c$)$ significant contacts approach

$($d$)$ consequences$-$based approach

The choice of law approach that initially considers whether the law of State A differs from the law of State B on this issue of the case.

$($a$)$ territorial approach

$($b$)$ center of gravity approach

$($c$)$ significant contacts approach

$($d$)$ consequences$-$based approach

The choice of law approach that considers whether the policy of State A or the policy of State $B$ will be more greatly impaired by the selection of which state's law applies.

$($a$)$ territorial approach

$($b$)$ center of gravity approach

$($c$)$ significant contacts approach

$($d$)$ consequences$-$based approach

The contract provides that the court with venue will be in State A$.$

$($a$)$ The court in State A by being the forum state must use the law of State A to resolve the dispute.

$($b$)$ Even though the court in State A is the forum court, the court in State A may use the law of State B to resolve the dispute.

$($c$)$ The court in State A must dismiss the case if the law of State B must be used to resolve the dispute.

$($d$)$ The court in State A must transfer the case to State B if the law of State B must be used to resolve the dispute.