Cochrane v. Nwandu

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• stating that “a foreign decree is entitled to comity where (1) the parties have been given notice and the opportunity to be heard, (2) where the foreign court had original jurisdiction, and (3
• a foreign decree is entitled to comity only if “the foreign decree does not offend the public policy of the State of Florida”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).