Ring Power Systems v. International De Comercio Y Consultoria, S.A.

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• holding that trial court should rely only upon necessary jurisdictional facts and not reach merits of case when deciding whether to exercise or decline jurisdiction
• holding that trial court should rely only upon necessary jurisdictional facts and not reach merits of case when deciding whether to exercise or decline jurisdiction
• holding that trial court should rely only upon necessary jurisdictional facts and not reach merits of case when deciding whether to exercise or decline jurisdiction
• noting that alleged misrepresentation committed partially in Texas satisfied requirement for jurisdiction under long-arm statute
• noting that “distance alone is not ordinarily sufficient to defeat jurisdiction”

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