Livingston Mall Corp. v. Livingston Township

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• finding that a bankruptcy court has the authority to reconsider its orders and may do so in its discretion
• “Finding no pri-ma facie showing of conspiracy .... the district court properly exercised its discretion in denying the discovery”
• noting that limited discovery “may be warranted to explore jurisdictional facts in some cases”
• affirming district court conclusion that “limited depositions may be warranted to explore jurisdictional facts in some cases”
• affirming dismissal under Rule 12(b)(2) where, “[a]gainst the defendants’ affidavits,” a plaintiff “offered nothing beyond his bare allegations that the defendants had ... significant contacts” with the forum state

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