preselecting

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• preselecting — v. choose ahead of time, pick beforehand, select in advance …   English contemporary dictionary

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• forum selection clause — A clause in a contract preselecting a particular forum, such as a given state, country, court or administrative proceeding, for the resolution of a dispute. Usually upheld unless the clause is designed to discourage litigation …   Black's law dictionary

• forum selection clause — A clause in a contract preselecting a particular forum, such as a given state, country, court or administrative proceeding, for the resolution of a dispute. Usually upheld unless the clause is designed to discourage litigation …   Black's law dictionary