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Constitutional Limits on Personal Jurisdiction
Pennoyer v. Neff
U. ... 565, 5 Otto 714
Parties: 1) Neff (Plaintiff)
2.) Pennoyer (Defendant)
Relationship: Pennoyer purchased title of Oregon land from Mitchell, who had secured this title through a writ of execution against this and owned by Neff. ...
Federal District Court found for P, holding that the judgment in
Mitchell v. Neff was void because steps taken to locate Neff and
publication of the notice were inadequate.
Facts: - In 1865, Mitchell sued Neff (P) for legal services that he owed.
- Neff was a resident of California at the time.
- Mitchell filed an affidavit in Oregon state court certifying that he took
appropriate measures and could not find Neff.
Approximate Word count = 481 Approximate Pages = 1.9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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