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On a Conflict of Laws essay, a court must characterize whether a statute of limitations issue is procedural or substantive. Traditionally, how is a statute of limitations treated for choice-of-law purposes?

Always substantive, governed by the law where the injury occurred Determined solely by the parties' nationality Always governed by federal law Traditionally procedural, so the forum applies its own statute of limitations, though borrowing statutes and modern approaches may alter this

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Traditionally procedural, so the forum applies its own statute of limitations, though borrowing statutes and modern approaches may alter this

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