Moo Young v. Air Canada

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• noting motions going to the merits of a cause constitute a general appearance, waiving jurisdictional objections
• “The motions filed by appellees did not go to the merits of the case and therefore did not constitute a general appearance waiving the absence of jurisdiction.”
• “The fact that a non-resident does business in Florida is not enough to obtain jurisdiction over it. In addition, there must be some connection between the cause of action pleaded and the business operations conducted in Florida.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).