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Honda Vs. Clark
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- Apr 10, 1967
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U.S. 484 (1967) U.S. Supreme Court Honda v. ClarkSearch
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U.S. 484 (1967) Honda v. ClarkSearch
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aggrieved, file suit in the District Court within 60 days of the mailing of the schedule. Within 60 days, a suit ( Abe v. KennedySearch
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suit involving yen certificates of another bank. The lower courts upheld the postwar rate in the latter case ( Aratani v. KennedySearch
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Nassau Works v. BrightwoodSearch
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Paramount Pictures, Inc. v. SparlingSearch
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deposits. Section 34 of the Act was enacted in 1946 as a legislative response to this Court's decision in Markham v. CabellSearch
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however, characterized the debts as yen debts, and, following the rule of Deutsche Bank v. HumphreySearch
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U. S. 517 , and Zimmermann v. SutherlandSearch
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ruling and whose case was cited by the Government in its letters to petitioners as dispositive of their cases. Abe v. KennedySearch
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Bank. The District Court upheld the Attorney General's determination, and the Court of Appeals affirmed, Aratani v. KennedySearch
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solution, the court held, was to allow the Page 386 U. S. 497 claim, even though untimely. In Williams v. RiceSearch
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the opposite result. Another, though less precise, analogy in the bankruptcy area can be drawn from Nassau Works v. BrightwoodSearch
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because this suit is, at least formally, one against the sovereign, see Page 386 U. S. 501 Banco Mexicano v. DeutscheSearch
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immune from suit, and that it may define the conditions under which it will permit such actions. E.g., Kendall v. UnitedSearch
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an eye to effectuating a restrictive legislative purpose when Congress relinquishes sovereign immunity. E.g., Kendall v. UnitedSearch
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Soriano v. UnitedSearch
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Crown Coat Front Co. v. UnitedSearch
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the particular facts of this case and nowhere eschewed by Congress, to preserve petitioners' cause of action. Burnett v. NewSearch
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Horticultural Co. v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Honda v. ClarkSearch
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Abe v. KennedySearch
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Aratani v. KennedySearch
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Nassau Works v. BrightwoodSearch
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Paramount Pictures, Inc. v. SparlingSearch
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of Deutsche Bank v. HumphreySearch
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and Zimmermann v. SutherlandSearch
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In Williams v. RiceSearch
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Banco Mexicano v. DeutscheSearch
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E.g., Kendall v. UnitedSearch
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Crown Coat Front Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Burnett v. NewSearch
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