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· 12/5/1986

Bally Export Corporation, a Delaware Corporation v. Balicar, Ltd., a Foreign Corporation, and Juliano Internacional S.A., a Foreign Corporation

Citations

  • 804 F.2d 398

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding defen- dants had burden to prove court lacked jurisdiction due to insufficient service of process and pursuant to Illinois long- arm statute
  • noting that court abused discretion in not addressing personal jurisdiction claim
  • “[A] motion for reconsideration is an improper vehicle to . . . tender new legal theories.”
  • \[A] motion for reconsideration is an improper vehicle to . . . tender new legal theories.\
  • in post-judgment challenge to jurisdiction under Rule 60(b)(4), burden of proof is on defendant who has received notice of an action to show that issuing court did not have jurisdiction
  • \[I]f the district court in the underlying action had no jurisdiction over the defendants it was a per se abuse of discretion to deny the defendants' rule 60(b)(4) motion.\

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Judges: Wood, Coffey, Swygert

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