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· 9/8/1982

Fustok v. Banque Populaire Suisse

Citations

  • 546 F. Supp. 506
  • 1982 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14520

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the need for translation of the testimony of foreign witnesses weighs in favor of dismissal
  • “With Swiss legal experts in such sharp dispute as to Swiss law and the holding of Swiss high court rulings, the matter is best left to knowledgeable Swiss jurists.”
  • “[P]laintiff does not offer a single compelling reason regarding his own convenience to support his choice of this forum.”
  • “[P]laintiff does not offer a single compelling reason regarding his own convenience to support his choice of this forum.”
  • “With Swiss legal experts in such sharp dispute as to Swiss law and the holding of Swiss high court rulings, the matter is best left to knowledgeable Swiss jurists.”
  • “When fraud charges are made, it is desirable that the factfinder have the benefit of demeanor testimony of witnesses who would be available in Geneva and not the United States.”

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Judges: Edward Weinfeld

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