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U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

Havlish v. 650 Fifth Ave. Co.

Opinion No. Docket 17-3278(L); 17-3243(Con); 17-3251(Con); 17-3254(Con); 17-3255(Con); 17-3260(Con); 17-3261(Con); 17-3262(Con); 17-3264(Con); 17-3265(Con); 17-3267(Con); 17-3268(Con); 17-3269(Con); 17-3271(Con); 17-3272(Con); 17-3276(Con); August Term 2018 Aug. 9, 2019

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Opinion
Filed
Aug. 9, 2019
Case
Havlish v. 650 Fifth Ave. Co.
Case status
Decided

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WESLEY, Circuit Judge: *177 Over the past few decades, hundreds of terrorism victims have obtained default judgments against the Islamic Republic of Iran in federal court. Iran has yet to satisfy these judgments, and the victims have returned to the courts seeking to execute their judgments…

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