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· 7/18/2018

JEFFREY MORRIS v. MGZ PROPERTIES, LLC.

Citations

  • 251 So. 3d 929

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • relying on New Jersey law to determine whether a New Jersey municipality entered into a valid contract, even though the contract had a Texas choice-of-law provision
  • “A party cannot recover on both a contractual and quasicontractual theory; success on the former precludes success on the latter.”
  • “[T]he choice-of-law provision has force only if the parties validly formed a contract.”
  • The “choice-of-law provision has force only if the parties validly formed a contract.”
  • “[T]he choice-of-law provision has force only if the parties validly formed a contract.”

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