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es Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as M. Molyneux Studio, Ltd., are parties to a lawsuit now pending before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands, Division of St. Thomas and St. John, under Case No. ST-CV-443 (the "Lawsuit"); and WHEREAS, the parties hereto (the "Parties") desire to settle al

"Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island in the United States Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as M.

ther with FPI, "Fancelli"), L.S.J., LLC ("LSJ") and Jeffrey Epstein ("JE", and together with LSJ, "Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island i

Fancelli moves the Court to dismiss the action because, it asserts, the Virgin Islands is an improper venue.'9 It is Fancelli's burden to prove that the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands, Division of St. Thomas and St. John, is an improper venue.50 Under Virgin Islands law, courts (Def. is Mot. to Dismiss 13.) FED. R. CTV. P. I 9(a

and that venue is improper.' e Court finds that Fancelli conducted business and contracted to supply services or things in 's Territory. Therefore, Fancelli is subject to the Court's jurisdiction. In addition, the Court ds that Plaintiffs have pleaded a sufficient claim for breach of a third-party benefi

Amended Complaint, arguing, among other things, that Plaintiffs' service of process was insufficient that the Court lacks personal jurisdiction over Fancelli; that Plaintiffs do not state a laim for relief; that Plaintiffs have failed to join a necessary party; and that venue is improper.' e Court finds

Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as J.P. Molyneux Studio, Ltd., are parties to a lawsuit now pending before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands, Division of St. Thomas and St. John, under Case No. ST-CV-443 (the "Lawsuit"); and WHEREAS, the parties hereto (the "Parties") desire to settle al

"Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island in the United States Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as J.P

ther with FPI, "Fancelli"), L.S.J., LLC ("LSJ") and Jeffrey Epstein ("JE", and together with LSJ, "Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island i

Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as J.P. Molyneux Studio, Ltd., are parties to a lawsuit now pending before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands, Division of St. Thomas and St. John, under Case No. ST-CV-443 (the "Lawsuit"); and WHEREAS, the parties hereto (the "Parties") desire to settle al

"Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island in the United States Virgin Islands (the "Disputes"); and WHEREAS, Epstein and FPI, as well as J.P

ther with FPI, "Fancelli"), L.S.J., LLC ("LSJ") and Jeffrey Epstein ("JE", and together with LSJ, "Epstein"). WHEREAS, disputes have arisen between Fancelli and Epstein relating to, among other things, the fabrication, finish and installation by Fancelli of certain cabinetry on Little St. James Island i