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A legal doctrine with a disputed claim to legitimacy has repeatedly been used to deprive foreign governments of a U.S. forum in which to recover millions of dollars in tax revenues lost to cigarette smuggling. The governments' suits have almost always been thrown out under the common-law revenue rule. But for most of its critics, the rule's shifting purposes and rationales are enough to retire or restrict it.
October 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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