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· 12/15/1931

Mill Factors Corp. v. Handman

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  • 234 A.D. 850

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  • in contracts cases, under the center of gravity or grouping of contacts theory of conflict of laws, courts “lay emphasis upon the law of the place which has the most significant contacts with the matter in dispute.”

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