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Michigan Law Review

1956

Republic of Korea

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International Law - Sovereign Immunity - Seizure Of Property Under Restrictive Immunity Doctrine, Norman A. Zilber S.Ed. May 1956

International Law - Sovereign Immunity - Seizure Of Property Under Restrictive Immunity Doctrine, Norman A. Zilber S.Ed.

Michigan Law Review

While in Korea unloading a cargo of rice purchased by the Korean Government, libellant's steamship was damaged by respondent's lighter which was assisting in the unloading operation. Libellant instituted suit against the Republic of Korea in a federal district court. in New York claiming the court had jurisdiction over the respondent by virtue of a writ of foreign attachment on Republic of Korea funds deposited in two New York banks. Respondent, in a special appearance, moved to dismiss the libel on the alternative grounds that property of a foreign sovereign is immune from seizure and that the purchase of rice …