· 10/3/1986
Duke v. Young
Citations
- 496 So. 2d 37
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a person subjects himself to personal jurisdiction in a particular state if he reasonably ought to anticipate that someone residing in that state would be the recipient of the direct consequences of his actions
- holding *Page 444 that an Alabama court had personal jurisdiction over certain nonresident corporate board members whose allegedly intentional and fraudulent acts were expressly \aimed\ at Alabama
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