· 3/25/2016
TUTTLE, RUSTY W. v. TUTTLE, TRACY S.
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- determining that the acts of a corporation that is majority-owned and controlled by the Mexican government were official, sovereign acts
- determining that the acts of a corporation that is majority-owned and controlled by the Mexican government were official, sovereign acts
- “The Supreme Court has indicated that even when the two mandatory elements [of the act 13 of state doctrine] are satisfied, courts may appropriately look to additional factors to determine whether application of the [] doctrine is justified.”
- “[I]t is undisputed that the government of Mexico continues to exist.”
- relying on Spectrum Stores, World Wide Minerals, and IAM
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