Oregon Supreme Court· 12/8/1965

Hobgood v. Sylvester

Citations

408 P.2d 925
242 Or. 162
3 U.C.C. Rep. Serv. (West) 55
1965 Ore. LEXIS 329

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personal jurisdiction over nonresident property owners based on “presumption that a person ordinarily keeps track of his property’
personal jurisdiction over nonresident property owners based on \presumption that a person ordinarily keeps track of his property\
“The underlying theory of [in rem] jurisdiction does not contemplate a typical personal judgment against a defendant, but only a judgment to the extent of the defendant’s property within the state.”
“The underlying theory of quasi-in-rem jurisdiction does not contemplate a typical per- sonal judgment against the defendant, but only a judgment to the extent of the defendant’s property within the state.”
“Even payment is no defense against a holder in due course, and a maker of a negotiable instrument who pays the original payee all or part of the debt evidenced thereby may be compelled by a holder in due course to pay again.”

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Judges: Perry, Sloan, Goodwin, Denecke, Holman, Lusk, Schwab

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