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Curran Composites v. Total Holdings

Supreme Court of Delaware
Nov 25, 2009
984 A.2d 123 (Del. 2009)

Summary

noting that Court of Chancery found, inter alia, that denial of motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction did not determine a substantial issue under Rule 42

Summary of this case from And v. Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (In re Ltd.)

Opinion

No. 650, 2009.

November 25, 2009.

Appeal from the Chancery CA 4494.


Decisions Without Published Opinions Appeal Refused.


Summaries of

Curran Composites v. Total Holdings

Supreme Court of Delaware
Nov 25, 2009
984 A.2d 123 (Del. 2009)

noting that Court of Chancery found, inter alia, that denial of motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction did not determine a substantial issue under Rule 42

Summary of this case from And v. Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (In re Ltd.)

noting that Court of Chancery found, inter alia, that denial of motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction did not determine a substantial issue under Rule 42

Summary of this case from Hudson v. Int'l Paper, Co. (In re Ltd.)
Case details for

Curran Composites v. Total Holdings

Case Details

Full title:Curran Composites, Inc. v. Total Holdings USA, Inc

Court:Supreme Court of Delaware

Date published: Nov 25, 2009

Citations

984 A.2d 123 (Del. 2009)

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