Gulf Oil Corp. v. Gilbert

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1947-03-10

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Mr. Justice Black, dissenting. The defendant corporation is organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, but is qualified to do business and maintains an office in New York. Plaintiff is an individual residing and doing business in Virginia. The accident in which plaintiff alleges to have been damaged occurred in Lynchburg, Virginia. Plaintiff brought this action in the Federal District Court in New York. Section…

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