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The legal war accompanying the collapse of the bankrupt Italian food giant Parmalat is being waged mainly in Italy. But litigation has spread to American courts, and some U.S. creditors of Parmalat are crying foul. An injunction based in bankruptcy law bars the U.S. creditors from litigating in the United States and has prevented them from defending themselves in cases Parmalat has filed against them in this country, they say.
November 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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