Matusevitch v. Telnikoff

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• finding foreign judgment unenforceable on public-policy grounds because it would be contrary to First and Fourteenth Amendments
• finding foreign judgment unenforceable on public-policy grounds because it would be contrary to First and Fourteenth Amendments
• before a party can enforce a foreign country judgment, the Recognition Act requires a proceeding to determine whether the court should recognize the judgment
• before a party can enforce a foreign country judgment, the Recognition Act requires a proceeding to determine whether the court should recognize the judgment

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