State Ex Rel. Sweere v. Crookham

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• to invoke jurisdiction of the court, party must allege facts to establish that the court has jurisdiction to act
• ORCP 4E(1) cannot be constitutionally applied where a defendant’s only contact with Oregon was execution of guarantee
• “In order to invoke the jurisdiction of any court a party must allege such facts as are necessary to establish that the court has jurisdiction to act. The burden of coming forward with ‘jurisdictional facts’ lies upon the party asserting jurisdiction.”
• \In order to invoke the jurisdiction of any court a party must allege such facts as are necessary to establish that the court has jurisdiction to act. The burden of coming forward with `jurisdictional facts' lies upon the party asserting jurisdiction.\

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