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· 4/22/1994

Francosteel Corporation, Unimetal-Normandy v. M/v Charm, Her Engines, Boilers, Tackle, Furniture, Apparel, Etc., in Rem, P/r Tiki, Mortensen & Lange

Citations

  • 19 F.3d 624
  • 1994 A.M.C. 1942
  • 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 8334
  • 1994 WL 114689

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  • minimum contacts lacking in Georgia where nonresidents contracted outside Georgia for delivery of goods to Georgia port and vessel carrying goods sank in transit
  • \Georgia's long arm statute confers in personam jurisdiction to the maximum extent allowed by the due process clause of the federal Constitution\
  • “Georgia’s long arm statute confers in personam jurisdiction to the maximum extent allowed by the due process clause of the federal Constitution”
  • “Georgia’s long arm statute confers in personam jurisdiction to the maximum extent allowed by the due process clause of the federal Constitution.”
  • “The ALJ thought the medical witnesses had contradicted 20 themselves when they said the Plaintiff’s mental illness was severe yet observed that she was 21 behaving pretty normally during her office visits. There was no contradiction; bipolar disorder is 22 episodic.”

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Judges: Hatchett, Dubina, Eschbach

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