Plaintiff, a manufacturer of computer chips, and two defendants, suppliers of of computer chips, enter into a written contract for the sale and purchase of computer chips. The plaintiff lives in county A and operates his business in the same county. Defendant 1 lives in County B, and defendant 2 lives in County C. The defendants' supply warehouse is located in County D where all payments and accounting matters are handled relating to contracts and all other business activities.The contract was entered into and signed at the plaintiff's office in county A. The plaintiff would deliver the computer chips to the defendants' warehouse after final payment is received. The defendants never made the final payment for the goods, and the plaintiff now brings an action: a claim for breach of contract against both defendants.

Assuming the court has proper jurisdiction, what is the proper venue in this case?

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ANSWER i The proper venue for this case would generally be the county where the plaintiff resides ... View the full answer