· 2/25/2000
Transatlantic Shiffahrtskontor 1 Gmbh v. Shanghai Foreign Trade Corporation
Citations
- 204 F.3d 384
How courts have described this case
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- distinguishing Seetransport as a case involving a “direct appeal of [an] arbitral award” and therefore illustrating the narrowness of the waiver exception
- noting that “it is not enough to find that the defendant committed some act ‘in connection with a commercial activity of the foreign state elsewhere and that act cause[d] a direct effect in the United States.’ We must also find that the plaintiffs suit in U.S. courts is ‘based upon’ that act.”
- collateral order doctrine allows sovereign’s immediate appeal of order denying motion to dismiss under FSIA
- defining “based upon” in the context of the FSIA
- comparing the FSIA’s causation requirements with those at common law
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Judges: Jacobs, Calabresi, Sotomayor
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