· 6/15/1868
Johnson v. Gennisson
Citations
- 20 La. 511
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that service under § 1608(a)(3) of foreign states that objected to service by mail upon signing the Hague Convention would appear to be “categorically unavailable”
- describing that “the method of service proscribed in section 1608(a)(3) is categorically unavailable when attempting to serve those countries” that “specifically objected to service by mail when they acceded to the Hague Convention”
- observing that “the method of service proscribed in section 1608(a)(3) is categorically unavailable when attempting to serve those countries” that “specifically objected to service by mail when they acceded to the Hague Convention”
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