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New York, Not Swiss Law Applies to Lawsuit Over “Stolen” $40M Princie Diamond

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on May 18, 2019
Posted in Conflict of Laws
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In a recent decision by the New York County Commercial Division (Borrok, J.), the Court held that New York law, not Swiss law, applies to a dispute involving the ownership of the storied Princie Diamond – an extremely rare and valuable 34.65 carat pink diamond quarried from the legendary Golconda mines of India.  In a…

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