Gaudy Ornaments,Inc. ,sells decorative ware.Hank,who has never bought a Gaudy product,files a suit against the firm,alleging that its products are defective.The firm's best ground for dismissal of the suit is that Hank does not have

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The best ground for dismissal of the suit is that Hank does not have standing. In order to have standing to sue, Hank must prove that he has suffered an actual injury that is traceable to Gaudy Ornaments, Inc.'s products. If he has never purchased their products, he cannot establish standing to sue. While venue, jurisdiction, and sufficient minimum contacts are important legal concepts, they are not the best grounds for dismissal in this case.