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· 7/22/1985

Transure, Inc., a California Corporation Transure, Ltd., a British Corporation v. Marsh and McLennan Inc., a Corporation

Citations

  • 766 F.2d 1297
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 20866

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  • addressing 14] personal jurisdiction analysis with respect to distinct corporate entities
  • “The existence of a parent- 17 subsidiary relationship is insufficient to establish personal jurisdiction over Companies.”
  • “All of the authorities that have 9 considered [whether aliens on both sides of the case destroy diversity jurisdiction] agree 10 that federal diversity jurisdiction is not defeated where (1
  • “All of the authorities that have 9 considered [whether aliens on both sides of the case destroy diversity jurisdiction] agree 10 that federal diversity jurisdiction is not defeated where (1
  • “[F]ederal diversity jurisdiction is not defeated 22 where (1) there is a legitimate controversy between diverse citizens and aliens are 23 additional parties; and (2) there is complete diversity as to the citizens.”
  • pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 25 1332(a)(3), the presence of aliens on both sides does not defeat diversity when there are 26 citizens of the United States on both sides who satisfy diversity requirements

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Judges: Schroeder, Nelson

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