Terra International, Inc., a Delaware Corporation v. Mississippi Chemical Corporation, a Mississippi Corporation

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• concluding that the district court properly considered the following “convenience” factors: “(1) the convenience of the parties, (2
• determining that under language of the agreement and facts of the case that the First Circuit’s approach merited application
• deciding use of “any dispute or disputes arising between the parties hereunder” language in forum-selection clause covers both contract and tort claims relating to the contract
• deciding use of “any dispute or disputes arising between the parties hereunder” language in forum-selection clause covers both contract and tort claims relating to the contract
• noting that § 1404(a) “accords the district court much discretion in deciding such motions”
• “[C]ourts have recognized that such determinations require a case-by-case evaluation of the particular circumstances at hand and a consideration of all relevant factors.”

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