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Lawyers for five U.S. tobacco companies have persuaded the 11th Circuit to adopt a 225-year-old common law principle that bars three Latin American countries from suing them in U.S. courts. That principle, called the revenue rule, prohibits one country from trying to enforce its own revenue laws in another country's courts. The plaintiffs had accused the companies of using smuggling and money laundering to sneak tobacco into the countries and avoid paying taxes.
August 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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