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S.D. Ohio· 2/23/1982

AMF, INC. v. Computer Automation, Inc.

Citations

  • 532 F. Supp. 1335
  • 1982 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10913

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  • concluding that the cost to the defendant in litigating the case did not furnish a reason for transfer
  • holding that a court may consider the relative financial status of the parties in considering a motion to transfer
  • concluding that the public interest favors prompt resolution of disputes
  • concluding the location of documents favored neither party because both districts contained relevant documents
  • applicability of California law does not require transfer where movant failed to demonstrate that law is unclear, unsettled, or difficult
  • affidavit and photographs of documentary evidence assisted court in balancing the “sources of proof” factor

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Judges: Rice

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