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· 4/3/1990

North Penn Gas Company v. Corning Natural Gas Corporation

Citations

  • 897 F.2d 687
  • 1990 WL 19105

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding payment into a forum state pursuant to a contract supports a finding of personal jurisdiction
  • holding payment into a forum state pursuant to a contract supports a finding of personal jurisdiction
  • holding that a New York firm was subject to personal jurisdiction in Pennsylvania in a breach of contract suit alleging that it failed to make payments for space it reserved in the plaintiff’s natural gas storage fields in Pennsylvania, even though it never stored gas there
  • finding specific jurisdiction where plaintiff “suffered economic injury within [the forum] as a result of [defendant’s] breach”
  • finding jurisdiction over nonresident defendant who sent payments pursuant to the contract to the plaintiff in the forum state
  • finding specific jurisdiction over a New York defendant who “had an ongoing business relationship [with a forum state corporation] for over 30 years” and who “deliver[ed] monies and communications into [the forum state that] were more than merely consequential”

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Judges: Mansmann, Nygaard, Aldisert

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