Rose Chlebda, Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph Chlebda v. H. E. Fortna and Brother, Inc.

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• observing that believing that jurisdictional allegations must be taken as true is an “elementary mistake”
• holding a plaintiff’s claim that the defendant’s omission occurred where the unwarned person resided was insufficient to confer personal jurisdiction over the defendant
• observing that it is an “elementary mistake” to take jurisdictional allegations as true and stating, “to establish personal jurisdiction plaintiff must go beyond the pleadings and make affirmative proof.” (citation omitted)
• believing that jurisdictional allegations must be taken as true is an “elementary mistake”
• “plaintiff must go beyond the pleadings and make affirmative proof’

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