· 4/23/2010
Ashall Homes Ltd. v. ROK Entertainment Group Inc.
Citations
- 992 A.2d 1239
- 2010 WL 1644173
- 2010 Del. Ch. LEXIS 71
How courts have described this case
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- finding that non-contract claims, including claim for tortious interference, were subject to the contract’s forum-selection provision because the non-contract claims depended on the same set of facts and required analysis of the contract
- stating the purpose of the foreseeability test is to prevent “an end-run around an otherwise enforceable Forum Selection Provision[.]”
- applying a version of the foreseeability inquiry to foreclose an “end run” around an enforceable forum selection provision
- describing the test for whether a claim is “based on the contract containing the [forum] selection clause” as “whether the plaintiff’s claims depend on rights and duties that must be analyzed by reference to the contractual relationship.”
- \An action need not even allege contract-based claims in order for a forum selection clause in a contract to be enforced.\
- “An action need not even allege contract-based claims in order for a forum selection clause in a contract to be enforced.”
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Judges: Strine
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