Gene M. Oswalt Et Vir v. Scripto, Inc., Defendant-Third Party v. Tokai-Seiki Kk, a Japanese Corporation, Defendant-Third Party

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• finding that manufacturer should have reasonably anticipated being haled into court in Texas since its distributor sold to the nationwide market
• finding personal jurisdiction over foreign manufacturer who delivered its products to a distributor with the understanding its product would be sold in a nationwide market
• finding personal jurisdiction over foreign manufacturer who delivered its products to a distributor with the understanding its product would be sold in a nationwide mar ket
• finding jurisdiction where defendant “attempted in [no] way to limit the states in which the [products] could be sold” but instead “had every reason to believe its product would be sold to a nation-wide market, that is, in any or all states”
• finding jurisdiction where defendant had “attempted in [no] way to limit the states in which the [products] could be sold” but instead “had every reason to believe its product would be sold to a nation-wide market, that is, in any or all states”
• distributor could have limited the states in which its products would be sold

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).