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· 2/14/1980

Delta Safety & Supply Division of Chromalloy American Corp. v. Norton Safety Products Division of Norton Co.

Citations

  • 483 F. Supp. 1337
  • 1980 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11124

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  • holding that visits to solicit business in New York “every few months” insufficient to sustain jurisdiction
  • reasoning that once the court finds that the defendant solicited business in New York, it need only find slight additional activity to reach the conclusion that the defendant corporation is “doing business” in New York
  • visits to solicit business in New York \every few months\ insufficient to sustain jurisdiction
  • visits to solicit business in New York “every few months” insufficient to sustain jurisdiction

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Judges: Beer

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