Glory Wealth Shipping PTE Ltd. v. Industrial Carriers, Inc.

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• finding vacatur appropriate because either defendant was an alter ego, and therefore was found in the district, or was not an alter ego, and therefore there was no valid prima facie admiralty claim
• “[I]f one defendant is present in the district for the purposes of issuing a maritime attachment, its alter egos are present as well.”

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