Murdock v. Allina (In Re Curtina International)

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• finding court did not have the authority to attach out-of-state property because “[t]he provisional remedy of attachment authorized under the New York CPLR §6201 et seq. simply does not by its terms extend beyond the territorial boundaries of New York”
• “Although [Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 64] . . . incorporate[s] the provisional remedies available in the forum state, [Rule 64] do[es] not broaden the remedies nor make them available beyond their territorial limitations.”

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