· 4/20/2021
Ngena Foundation v. F&R Crous Foundation
How courts have described this case
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- noting that, in Louisiana, choice-of-law provisions are “presumed valid until [they are] proved invalid”
- “A choice of law provision in a contract is presumed valid until it is proved invalid.”
- “A choice of law provision in a contract is presumed valid until it is proved invalid.”
- “A choice of law provision in a contract is presumed valid until it is proved invalid.”
- “A choice of law provision in a contract is presumed valid until it is proved invalid.”
- “A choice of law provision in a contract is presumed valid until it is proved invalid.”
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Judges: Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly
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