· 3/11/1902
Veil v. United States
Citations
- 113 F. 856
- 1902 U.S. App. LEXIS 4813
How courts have described this case
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- requiring that punishment for compliance must be more than speculative but need not be certain
- \All parties acknowledge that a request for discovery by way of the Hague Convention is potentially an alternative means [to a Rule 45 subpoena] of securing the information at issue.\
- “The overseas location of this information weighs in favor of the Banks.”
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Judges: Coxe
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