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I'm not a lawyer, but the idea of #2 seems crazy to me. Have there been any past case(s) where the country/nationality of minority owners of a company has been
by Andoryuuta 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but the idea of #2 seems crazy to me.
Have there been any past case(s) where the country/nationality of minority owners of a company has been grounds for changing a ruling?
- MBCook 3y agoI’m also not a lawyer, I don’t think they can change a ruling. But they could certainly get a law passed that changes the rules and supersedes the ruling.
- johndhi 3y agoYes - this. It's not uncommon thah the legislature has passed a law in reaction to a court decision to clarify a law.
- MBCook 3y agoCurrent example everyone is likely aware of: all the various states trying to pass pro/anti-abortion laws in the wake of the recent Supreme Court ruling.
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- fulafel 3y agoThere are also are intl trade agreements that outlaw favouring domestic companies that the USA enormously benefits from.