The IAS Court properly determined that the defendant's use of his banking relationship with third-party defendant Chase Manhattan and the existence of funds in which the defendant had an interest in New York with that bank to obtain credit from the plaintiff for the defendant's personal gambling activities in the plaintiff's casino, satisfied the minimal contacts requirements for the exercise of quasi in rem jurisdiction over the New York bank account, particularly, where...
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