· 8/12/1997
Tara Ann Jungquist v. Sheikh Sultan Bin Khalifa Al Nahyan
Citations
- 115 F.3d 1020
- 325 U.S. App. D.C. 117
- 1997 WL 325603
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “[b]ald speculation or a conclusionary statement that individuals are co-conspirators is insufficient”
- noting affidavits submitted to the district court to help determine whether the defendant was entitled to foreign sovereign immunity
- exercising pendent jurisdiction to consider a personal jurisdiction issue in an FSIA case that could dispose of the case
- reversing denial of motion to dismiss on pendent review because district court lacked personal jurisdiction over the defendant
- exercising pendent appellate jurisdiction over personal jurisdiction issue on interlocutory review of denial of immunity under the FSIA
- applying conspiracy theory of personal jurisdiction to long-arm statute's \transacting business\ provision
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Judges: Wald, Ginsburg, Rogers
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