Scott Turnock v. Arthur Cope, James Jones and George Auchterloine

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• holding that jurisdictional “allegations … are to be taken as true unless controverted by the defendants’ affidavits” (emphasis added and citation omitted)
• explaining in the Rule 12(b)(2) context that “[t]he allegations in [the] complaint are to be taken as true unless controverted by the defendant[’s] affidavits; and any conflicts in the affidavits are to be resolved in [the plaintiffs’] favor”
• although there was an economic injury, there was no intent to affect Illinois interests, because there were no fraudulent communications or meetings that took place in Illinois
• complaint allegations uncontroverted by defendant's affidavit must be accepted as true

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).