“The exclusive jurisdiction for any claim or action arising out of or relating to these Terms of Use...shall lie only in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice at Toronto, or at Rumble's discretion, in the United States Federal District Court...”
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The choice of forum is exclusively Rumble's to make between two options, meaning a user cannot independently select a US federal court and must litigate in Toronto unless Rumble elects otherwise.
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View change record →If you have a claim arising from the Terms of Use, you are required to bring it in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice at Toronto—unless Rumble exercises its discretion to designate the US Federal District Court instead.
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"The exclusive jurisdiction for any claim or action arising out of or relating to these Terms of Use...shall lie only in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice at Toronto, or at Rumble's discretion, in the United States Federal District Court...Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
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The choice of forum is exclusively Rumble's to make between two options, meaning a user cannot independently select a US federal court and must litigate in Toronto unless Rumble elects otherwise.
If you have a claim arising from the Terms of Use, you are required to bring it in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice at Toronto—unless Rumble exercises its discretion to designate the US Federal District Court instead.
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