Thursday, July 30, 2020

Law Clerk, Fire Up that Malaysian Westlaw!

Kong-Beng Saw v. Avago Techs. Ltd., No. A153824 (D1d1 Jul. 10, 2020)

 This is a contract interpretation case that doesn’t have much to do with procedure. But the Court of Appeal decides that Singapore applies law due to a choice of law provision in a stock option grant agreement agreement. And then it throws in a bunch of cites to Singaporean, Malaysian, and English case law on various issues related to the merits. Pretty cool. 

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