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· 7/29/2005

Peterson, John W. v. Royal Kingdom Arabia

Citations

  • 416 F.3d 83
  • 367 U.S. App. D.C. 421
  • 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 15574
  • 2005 WL 1789777

How courts have described this case

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  • declining to settle the question of the effect of the “tangible/intangible distinction [on] subject matter jurisdiction under FSIA’s expropriation exception”
  • “Saudi Arabia ‘represented’ to non-Saudi employees that it would refund [their retirement] contributions ‘wherever the workers lived.’ ”
  • “Saudi Arabia 14 ‘represented’ to non-Saudi employees that it would refund [their retirement] contributions ‘wherever the workers lived.’”
  • Saudi Arabia had no obligation to pay retirement funds to former employee in the United States
  • “[W]e have not decided the question and need not do so today.”
  • no direct effect because \Saudi Arabia 'might well have paid' [the plaintiff] in the United States 'but it might just as well have done so' outside of the United States\

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Judges: Edwards, Henderson, Tatel

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