Q: In the case, Finnish Fur Sales v. Juliette Shul of Furs, the court ruled for the American defendant and applied the law of New York.

A: True or False

Q:In the U.S. all civil actions against the United States regarding imports, tariffs, duties, embargoes, and enforcement of customs law, is initially heard by the Court of International Trade in New York City which has original jurisdiction.

A: True or False

Q:In the case M/S Breman v. Zapata Off-Shore Co., the court dishonored the forum selection clause because the damage to the drilling rig occurred in a storm in close proximity to the United States off the coast of Florida and of great distance from Great Britain, the selected forum.

A: True or False

Q:Forum Non Conveniens (the country) and Venue (the state) both concern the location of a trial and both must be determined according to international law.

A: True or False

Q: Great Britain requires each litigant to pay their own legal costs to avoid the negative result of a contingency fee arrangement which encourages litigation.

A: True or False

Q: With regard to international business, the best approach is to "Hope for the best, but prepare for the worse".

A: True or False

Q: In order to enforce international judgments a plaintiff must live in a country that has ratified The U.N. Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards also known as the New York Convention.

A: True or False

Q: Under the U.S. Constitution, a treaty is the law of the land for the federal government (not for the states) to adopt, because states are not mentioned in the Export/Import clause.

A: True or False

Q:in the case Youngstown Sheet & Tube v. Sawyer, the court denied the President's attempt, under authority as commander in chief, to take over the steel mills because the steel industry is not part of the industrial military complex.

A: True or False

Q:In the case, Scherk v. Alberto Culver, the German company sued by Alberto Culver was required to litigate in an Illinois Federal District Court.

A: True or False