Question

paraphrase:

It is sufficient to remark that where the defendant and the plaintiff have a common residence, domicile, or nationality and have some other link between them, such as driving in the same vehicle-the case for deviation from the lex loci delicti is strong.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

It should be noted that if the defendant and plaintiff both live in the same place, have the same nationality, or share another connection such as traveling together, there is a strong argument for deviating from the local law where the incident took place.