· 10/15/1878
Borgwald v. Fleming
Citations
- 69 Mo. 212
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- concluding that purposeful availment prong was satisfied where defendant “voluntarily entered into a contract with a New Hampshire corporation, knowing that the contract had substantial connections to New Hampshire”
- explaining that New Hampshire's long-arm statute is \coextensive with constitutional limitations\
- explaining that New Hampshire's long-arm statute is \coextensive with constitutional limitations\
- explaining that New Hampshire's long-arm statute is \coextensive with constitutional limitations\
- noting this court has interpreted long-arm statute as \coextensive with constitutional limitations\
- “Given the technological advances in communications in recent years, telephone and mail contacts are of increasing jurisdictional significance.”
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Judges: Henry
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