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A plaintiff files in a federal district where no defendant resides and no substantial events occurred. Another federal district would have been proper.
What may the court do under the wrong-venue statute?

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If venue is wrong, Section 1406 permits dismissal or transfer to a district where the action could have been brought if transfer is in the interest of justice. If venue is wrong, the court must always try the case anyway. If venue is wrong, the plaintiff automatically wins by default. If venue is wrong, Section 1404 is the only available statute.

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