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· 11/6/1941

Gonzalez v. Bowie

Citations

  • 123 F.2d 387
  • 1941 U.S. App. LEXIS 2718

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  • recognizing that courts should consider the forum “that is most familiar with the governing law”
  • holding that we review for abuse of discretion the denial of a motion to transfer under 28 U.S.C. § 1404(a)
  • holding that a provision in a franchise agreement “that requires a California franchisee to resolve claims related to the franchise agreement in a non-California court [6] directly contravenes [California’s] strong public policy”
  • holding that California code “§ 20040.5 expresses a strong public policy of the State of California to protect California franchisees from the expense, inconvenience, and possible prejudice of litigating in a non-California venue”
  • holding that California code “§ 20040.5 expresses a strong public policy of the State of California to protect California franchisees from the expense, inconvenience, and possible prejudice of litigating in a non-California venue”
  • noting that defendant failed 24 to meet burden of showing that the alternative forum was more 25 appropriate

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Judges: Hartigan, Mahoney, Woodbury

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