Quasi in rem jurisdiction is also known as ________ jurisdiction.

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Quasi in rem jurisdiction is known as attachment jurisdiction because it allows a court to assert jurisdiction over a defendant's property located within the court's jurisdiction, rather than over the defendant personally (in personam). This type of jurisdiction is often used in situations where a defendant is not present in the jurisdiction and cannot be served with process, but has property that can be used to satisfy a judgment if one is obtained.

Quasi in Rem Jurisdiction Is Also Known as ________ Jurisdiction