In Re Laibe Corp.

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• holding that a trial court abuses its discretion by failing to properly interpret or apply a contractual forum selection clause
• holding that laches did not bar mandamus relief in part because there was no evidence that respondent detrimentally changed its position during a two-month delay
• explaining that, absent proof of special and unusual circumstances, trial in another forum is not is not so gravely difficult and inconvenient as to warrant disregarding the contractually-specified forum
• explaining that, absent proof of special and unusual circumstances, trial in another forum is not is not so gravely difficult and inconvenient as to warrant disregarding the contractually-specified forum
• holding a “two-month delay in seeking mandamus relief is not necessarily unreasonable” and that delay should not bar mandamus relief unless it prejudiced the objecting party
• explaining that, absent proof of special and unusual circumstances, trial in another forum is not is not so gravely difficult and inconvenient as to warrant disregarding the contractually-specified forum

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