real property question - only 6.2% got it right (Adapitbar)
just leaving another one of these "rare" questions which very few people gets it right here, if helpful:
The owner of land located in State A transferred the title of the land to a buyer. The buyer, a resident of state B, subsequently filed a suit against the owner in the federal district court of State A, alleging that the owner's transfer, effectuated in State B, was fraudulent. Federal jurisdiction was based on diversity. The buyer is seeking money damages based on the buyer's reliance on the owner's fraudulent transfer. Will State B's substantive laws apply to the buyer's fraud claim?
Answer: Yes because State B has the greatest interest in the dispute.
Brief explanation, as the site where the fraud took place and where the buyer resides, State B's substantive laws will apply because it has the greatest interest int he outcome of the lawsuit.
Edit: the screenshot.