Krenkel v. Kerzner International Hotels Ltd.

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• holding that a contractual provision satisfied the reasonable communicativeness test where it was “not hidden or ambiguous,” and where it was set apart in a separate paragraph, and contained plain language
• holding that a contractual provision satisfied the reasonable communicativeness test where it was “not hidden or ambiguous,” and where it was set apart in a separate paragraph and contained plain language
• stating that a forum-selection clause is presumptively valid and enforceable unless the plaintiff produces evidence that enforcement would be unfair or unreasonable
• rejecting Krenkels’ contention that the front desk personnel impeded their understanding of the terms of the forum selection clause
• finding clause was not the result of fraud or overreaching where it notified the signatory to read before signing
• listing overreaching and the contravention of public policy among the grounds for invalidating a forum-selection clause

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