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Matters of procedure are governed by the forum’s SUPERB law
S – Service of Process (CIDSMAIL)
U – Issues of Untimely Claims (SOL), but where the claim arose outside of NY, and the P
is a non‐domiciliary, NY courts borrow the SOL of the state where the cause of
action arose, if it’s shorter than NY’s SOL
P – Rules of Pleadings
E – Rules of Evidence
R – Provisional Remedies (LIAR)
B – Burdens of Proof
The court will look to SPEND to resolve a conflict of laws in a contract case
S – The state where the Subject matter of the contract is located
P – The state where the contract is to be Performed
E – The state where the contract was Executed
N – The state where the contract was Negotiated
D – The Domiciles of the contracting parties
An agent is personally liable if she TOUTS her activity
T – The agent commits Tortious conduct, in which case the agent is personally liable for
those harmed
O – The agent acted Outside her authority, or she acted without any authority, giving
rise to a cause of action for breach of the implied‐in‐law warranty of authority
U – The agent acted on behalf of an unnamed or Undisclosed principal
T – The agent served Two principals without full disclosure to each principal and without
obtaining their informed consent
S – Self‐dealing by the agent with the principal’s business opportunities
A BID can terminate an agency relationship
A – An Act of the agent or principal unilaterally terminating the agency contract
B – Bankruptcy of the principal
I – Incompetency of the principal, unless the principal signed NY’s “Durable Power of
Attorney”
D – Death
She DRAWS profits, but she’s not a partner
D – Payment of a Debt
R – Payment of Rent
A – Payment of an Annuity to a Partner’s SS
W – Wages
S – Sale of the good will of a business
Every partner has PMS
P – The right to use partnership Property
M – The right to participate in Management of the partnership
S – The right to Share in partnership profits
The Court will dissolve a CLUB J partnership
C – One partner can’t Carry on her share of the work
L – The partnership can only be carried on at a Loss
U – One partner is of Unsound mind
B – One partner Persistently breaches the partnership agreement
J – On other grounds that the court finds Just and equitable