Under the Foreign Judgments Act, knowledge of the existence of proceedings constitutes sufficient notice even without knowledge of quantum, and a judgment creditor's prior litigation in another jurisdiction does not constitute an 'election' defeating a non-exclusive jurisdiction clause.
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