Architectural Woodcraft Co. v. Read

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• agreeing that entering into a single contract together with the use of interstate communications does not establish a basis for asserting jurisdiction
• No jurisdiction where non-resident Defendant ordered product from resident Plaintiff which was shipped to him in California
• The fact that the defendant, a California resident, ordered a staircase from the plaintiff, a Maine business, and communicated via interstate communication does not establish a basis for asserting jurisdiction over the nonresident defendant
• only contacts between nonresident defendant and Maine arose from the purchase of a staircase via telephone and mail; there was no allegation that the defendant ever set foot or conducted any other business in Maine

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