In Mink V AAAA Development LLC, the Court Refused to Grant Personal

Multiple Choice

In Mink v. AAAA Development LLC, the court refused to grant personal jurisdiction over AAAA because:

A) Texas courts refused to follow the Zippo standard since Zippo was decided by a federal district court, a court that does not establish precedent.
B) the court adopted the Zippo standard and found that the AAAA site had no level of interactivity, so no minimum contacts were established.
C) the court adopted the Zippo standard and found significant interactivity and more than sufficient minimum contacts but reasoned that Vermont was so distant from Texas that it would be unfair to subject AAAA to a Texas lawsuit.
D) the court adopted the Zippo standard and found that there was minimal interactivity on the AAAA site, which didn't rise to the level of minimum contacts sufficient to create personal jurisdiction in Texas.