Reports of Cases Determined in the Courts of Appeal of the State of CaliforniaBancroft-Whitney, 1985 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 359
... applying their own law , a true conflict exists . Next , the court engages in a " comparative impairment " analysis and applies the law of the state whose interest would be the more impaired if its law were not applied . California's ...
... applying their own law , a true conflict exists . Next , the court engages in a " comparative impairment " analysis and applies the law of the state whose interest would be the more impaired if its law were not applied . California's ...
Page 362
... applying their own law , a true conflict exists . The court then engages in a " comparative impairment ” analysis , and applies " the law of the state whose interest would be the more impaired if its law were not applied . " ( Bernhard ...
... applying their own law , a true conflict exists . The court then engages in a " comparative impairment ” analysis , and applies " the law of the state whose interest would be the more impaired if its law were not applied . " ( Bernhard ...
Page 363
... applied because here there are no Kentucky defendants and Kentucky is not the forum . ” ( Id . , at p . 794. ) The court then applied California's statute . New Mexico similarly has no interest in having its law applied here . Appellant ...
... applied because here there are no Kentucky defendants and Kentucky is not the forum . ” ( Id . , at p . 794. ) The court then applied California's statute . New Mexico similarly has no interest in having its law applied here . Appellant ...
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