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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A corporation is incorporated in State A and maintains its principal place of business in State B. The corporation is sued in State C for an incident that occurred in State C and arises from the corporation's business activities within that state. Under what principle can the court in State C assert jurisdiction over the corporation?

  • Specific jurisdiction, because the claim arises from the corporation’s business activities in State C.

  • Minimum contacts jurisdiction, because the corporation has casual interaction with State C.

  • General jurisdiction, because the corporation operates nationwide and is therefore answerable in any state.

  • Territorial jurisdiction, because the corporation is conducting operations across state borders.

Multistate Bar Examination
Civil Procedure
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