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· 3/19/1986

Winer Motors, Inc. v. Jaguar Rover Triumph, Inc.

Citations

  • 506 A.2d 817
  • 208 N.J. Super. 666
  • 1986 N.J. Super. LEXIS 1181

How courts have described this case

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  • court will disregard choice of law in franchise agreement in order to preserve the fundamental public policy of the franchisee’s home state where its statutes afford greater protection
  • court will disregard choice of law in franchise agreement in order to preserve the fundamental public policy of the franchisee's home state where its statutes afford greater protection
  • New Jersey legislature intended Franchise Practices Act to govern the relationship between an out-of-state franchisor and a New Jersey franchisee and this intent constitutes a statutory directive regarding choice of law
  • New Jersey legislature intended Franchise Practices Act to govern the relationship between an out-of-state franchisor and a New Jersey franchisee and this intent constitutes a statutory directive regarding choice of law
  • “large franchisor [may not] by insertion of a choice of law provision ... [strike] with a pen ... the beneficial effect of the state’s remedial legislation”
  • \We will reject even the parties' choice of New Jersey local law in order to preserve the fundamental public policy of the franchisee's home state [Connecticut] where its statutes afford greater protection\

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Judges: Judges Dreier, Bilder and Gruccio

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