Act of State Doctrine - Jurisdiction - United States Federal Courts Have Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Sherman Antitrust Act in Cases Involving Alleged Antitrust Activity Conducted in a Foreign Country by One American Company Which Results in Harm to the Export Business of Another American Company - Act of State Doctrine - The Granting of Patents by a Foreign Government Is Not within the Traditional Scope of the Act of State Doctrine

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Gerald W. Filice

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Recommended Citation

Gerald W. Filice, Act of State Doctrine - Jurisdiction - United States Federal Courts Have Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Sherman Antitrust Act in Cases Involving Alleged Antitrust Activity Conducted in a Foreign Country by One American Company Which Results in Harm to the Export Business of Another American Company - Act of State Doctrine - The Granting of Patents by a Foreign Government Is Not within the Traditional Scope of the Act of State Doctrine, 9 Denv. J. Int'l L. & Pol'y 145 (1980).