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    Forum Non Conveniens

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    Under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, a court may refuse jurisdiction in conflicts-of-law cases where it is not the most convenient forum and parties can seek remedies elsewhere. The court determined that the petitioner's claims of foreign elements in the case were not sufficient to remove jurisdiction from the trial court over the specified civil case and parties.

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    Under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, a court may refuse jurisdiction in conflicts-of-law cases where it is not the most convenient forum and parties can seek remedies elsewhere. The court determined that the petitioner's claims of foreign elements in the case were not sufficient to remove jurisdiction from the trial court over the specified civil case and parties.

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    Under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, a court may refuse jurisdiction in conflicts-of-law cases where it is not the most convenient forum and parties can seek remedies elsewhere. The court determined that the petitioner's claims of foreign elements in the case were not sufficient to remove jurisdiction from the trial court over the specified civil case and parties.

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    Forum Non Conveniens

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    Under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, a court may refuse jurisdiction in conflicts-of-law cases where it is not the most convenient forum and parties can seek remedies elsewhere. The court determined that the petitioner's claims of foreign elements in the case were not sufficient to remove jurisdiction from the trial court over the specified civil case and parties.

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    Under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, a court, in conflicts-of-laws cases, may refuse

    impositions on its jurisdiction where it is not the most "convenient" or available forum and
    the parties are not precluded from seeking remedies elsewhere. Petitioners averments of the
    foreign elements in the instant case are not sufficient to oust the trial court of its jurisdiction over Civil
    Case No. No. 1192-BG and the parties involved.

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