Hernandez-Hernandez v. Holder

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• emphasizing that courts should construe this section narrowly and finding that, prior to Purdue, non-consensual third-party releases were not manifestly contrary to U.S. public policy
• explaining that section 1506’s “public policy exception is narrowly construed”
• recognizing and enforcing foreign court order approving non- debtor release
• enforcing foreign order containing third-party releases
• enforcing foreign order containing third-party releases
• enforcing foreign order containing third-party releases

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