Tim Schoenbauer v. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company

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• holding that the Litvinov Assignment, an executive agreement, preempted New York public policy
• holding that the Litvinov Assign- ment, an executive agreement, preempted New York public policy
• holding that the Litvinov Assignment, an executive agreement, preempted New York public policy
• holding the Litvinov Assignment lawful under President’s power to recognize foreign governments
• observing that “complete power over international affairs is in the national government”
• stating that “the conduct of foreign relations was committed by the Constitution to the political departments of the government, and the propriety of what may be done in the exercise of this political power[is] not subject to judicial inquiry or decision”

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