We hold that neither CPLR 301 nor 302 (subd [b]) provides a basis for the exercise of personal jurisdiction by the courts of New York over a respondent in a paternity proceeding who is neither physically present nor domiciled in the State at the time of service of process and who has not consented to the exercise of such jurisdiction.
The petitioner in this paternity proceeding is a resident of New York. She alleges in her petition...
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