Supreme Court of Vermont· 10/1/1963
O'BRIEN v. Comstock Foods, Inc.
Citations
- 194 A.2d 568
- 123 Vt. 461
- 1963 Vt. LEXIS 99
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- “Our inquiry is confined to those facts which are established by the record.”
- in tort action, place of final harm controls choice of law
- Vermont court could not exercise jurisdiction over nonresident manufacturer of can of beans in which plaintiff found piece of glass where defendant did not purposefully perform any act within Vermont; merely placing product into “stream of commerce” insufficient
- before new Vermont Rules of Civil Procedure enacted
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Judges: Hulburd, Holden, Shangraw, Barney, Smith
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43 cases in this archive cite this case; the 20 most cited are listed.
- Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. v. Barnes & Reinecke, Inc.New York Court of Appeals· 1965-05-27· cited 557×
- Eyerly Aircraft Co. v. Jack Killian, Individually and for and on Behalf of Jan Killian, a MinorFifth Circuit· 1969-08-05· cited 98×
- Phillips v. Anchor Hocking Glass CorporationArizona Supreme Court· 1966-04-28· cited 97×
- Duple Motor Bodies, Ltd. v. Clarence A. HollingsworthNinth Circuit· 1969-12-08· cited 79×
- Elizabeth Taylor v. Portland Paramount CorporationNinth Circuit· 1967-10-19· cited 63×
- Tilley v. Keller Truck & Implement Corp.Supreme Court of Kansas· 1968-03-09· cited 55×
- Albert J. Wasik v. Robert W. Borg, and Third-Party v. Ford Motor Company, Third-PartySecond Circuit· 1970-03-10· cited 51×
- Banker v. Nighswander, Martin & MitchellSecond Circuit· 1994-10-11· cited 50×
- Crouch v. CrouchSupreme Court of Missouri· 1982-11-09· cited 45×
- Sohn v. BernsteinSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1971-07-02· cited 30×
- Roland v. Modell's Shoppers World of Bergen Cty.New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1966-07-18· cited 30×
- Daniel F. Braman v. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital and Hitchcock Clinic, Inc.Second Circuit· 1980-09-02· cited 29×
- Sollinger v. Nasco International, Inc.D. Vermont· 1987-03-20· cited 24×
- O'BRIEN v. Comstock Foods, Inc.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1965-07-07· cited 23×
- Valdez v. Ford, Bacon & Davis, Texas, Inc.N.D. Indiana· 1974-03-07· cited 20×
- Turner v. BaxleyD. Vermont· 1972-12-30· cited 19×
- Davis v. Saab-Scania of America, Inc.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1975-04-01· cited 17×
- Avery v. BenderSupreme Court of Vermont· 1964-06-24· cited 15×
- Foye v. Consolidated Baling MacHine CompanySupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1967-05-09· cited 15×
- Miller v. Cousins Properties, IncorporatedD. Vermont· 1974-03-22· cited 14×
Cites
11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- International Shoe Co. v. WashingtonSupreme Court· 1945-12-03· cited 18,588×
- Hanson v. DencklaSupreme Court· 1958-10-13· cited 7,025×
- McGee v. International Life InsuranceSupreme Court· 1957-12-16· cited 3,478×
- Gray v. American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.Illinois Supreme Court· 1961-06-14· cited 596×
- Smyth v. Twin State Improvement Corp.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1951-05-01· cited 129×
- Bonnie Lee Jamieson Deveny, B.N.F. Frank Jamieson, and Frank Jamieson v. Rheem Manufacturing Company, Robertshaw Fulton Controls CompanySecond Circuit· 1963-06-06· cited 74×
- Hanley v. United Steel Workers of AmericaSupreme Court of Vermont· 1956-05-01· cited 24×
- Hurley v. Wells-Newton Nat. CorporationD. Connecticut· 1931-04-01· cited 10×
- Boright v. WilliamsSupreme Court of Vermont· 1913-11-08· cited 9×
- Mansfield v. GoodhueSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1947-05-19· cited 7×
- Capital Savings Bank & Trust Co. v. HammettSupreme Court of Vermont· 1921-02-09· cited 5×
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