Telephonics Corporation and Fabrionics Corporation v. Lindly & Company, Inc.

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• in weighing propriety of an antisuit injunction entered by district court in declaratory action, noting that New York was a more appropriate venue for the suit
• Hoffman v. Blaski, “based as it is on the specific and narrow wording of the transfer statute, has no bearing on the propriety of judicial action which does not purport to be based on that statute and which is taken pursuant to other, firmly established authority.”

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