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unprovided-for

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unprovided-for [ʌnprəˈvaɪdɪdˌfɔːʳ] ADJ [person] → desamparado, desvalido
unprovided-for
adj
(= lacking)unversorgt; he died and left his children unprovided-forer starb, ohne für seine Kinder gesorgt zu haben
(= not anticipated) that eventuality was unprovided-forauf dieses Ereignis war man nicht eingerichtet


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128) If none of the jurisdictions are interested, then a "no interest" or unprovided-for case exists and the law of the forum should apply.
A Rule for True Conflicts Following the terminology first introduced by Professor Brainerd Currie, modern American conflicts literature classifies conflicts cases into three major categories: (1) false conflicts, (2) true conflicts, and (3) no-interest or unprovided-for cases.
96) Based on the previous cases, then, Neumeier seemed to be an unprovided-for case in which New York law would therefore apply.
 
 
 
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