Bank of Wessington v. Winters Gov't SEC. Corp.

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• noting that, “[w]e are fully cognizant that Florida’s long arm statute is of the type that requires more activities or contacts to sustain service of process than are currently required by decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States”
• jurisdiction could not be invoked under Section 48.193(1)(g), Florida Statutes because no breach of contract in this state; act as required by the contract was to be performed in another state
• out-of-state bank which allegedly entered into oral contracts for the sale of securities was engaged in “a general course of business activity in the state for pecuniary benefit” thereby subjecting itself to jurisdiction under long-arm statute
• discussing § 48.181, Fla.Stat. only

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