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In private international law, what does a choice-of-law rule primarily determine?

Correct answer: A. Which state's legal system governs a dispute containing a foreign element

  • A. Which state's legal system governs a dispute containing a foreign element
  • B. Which state may become a member of the United Nations
  • C. Which government may appoint a diplomatic representative
  • D. Which international court must prosecute an alleged war crime

Explanation

A choice-of-law rule identifies the national legal system applicable to a cross-border dispute, such as an international contract or family matter. It is distinct from a jurisdiction rule, which determines which court may hear the case.

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