Banton v. Opryland U.S.A. Inc.

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• explaining that appointment of agent and possession of certificate of authority do not rise to consent
• one local sales presentation, payment of commissions to Washington travel brokers for occasional ticket sales, and occasional local broadcasts of music taped at defendant's out-of-state facility not sufficient to support general jurisdiction
• contact must be a proximate cause of the injury

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