Opinion

Frontier Leasing Corp. v. Shah

  • 2007 Pa. Super. 225
  • 931 A.2d 676
  • 2007 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2173
Court
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Filed
Jul 30, 2007
Status
Published
Author
Todd
On the bench
Hudock, Todd, Tamilia
Cited by
11 cases

stating, “[p]ersonal jurisdiction can be established by consent”

How later courts described this case

  • stating, “[p]ersonal jurisdiction can be established by consent”
  • “[p]ersonal jurisdiction can be established by consent”

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The opinion

CONCURRING STATEMENT BY

TODD, J.:

¶ 1 I agree with the Majority’s analysis and conclusion that the forum selection clause at issue was an inadequate expression of consent by Appellants to the exercise of personal jurisdiction over them by the Iowa courts. I would not, however, reach the issue of whether the Iowa courts nonetheless constitutionally exerted personal jurisdiction over Appellants under the state’s long-arm statute, as I find that Appellee has disavowed this alternative basis for jurisdiction. (See Appellee’s Brief at 5 (“Appellants’ argument that they have ‘had no significant contact with Iowa’ is irrelevant to this case because the Iowa Court’s jurisdiction is based upon the forum selection clause set forth in the Lease.”).) Accordingly, I concur in the result reached by the Majority.

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