P and E Shipping Corporation v Banco Para el Comercio Exterior de Cuba [United States, District Court of Puerto Rico.]

JurisdicciónPuerto Rico
Fecha22 Abril 1964
EmisorTribunal de Distrito (US)
United States, District Court of Puerto Rico.
P. & E. Shipping Corp.
and
Banco Para el Comercio Exterior de Cuba.

States as international persons Recognition Of Governments Standing to sue in courts of United States of recognized Government or its instrumentality when diplomatic relations have been broken off The law of the United States of America.

The Facts.Previous proceedings in this case are reported in International Law Reports, 33, p. 41. The Ruth Ann, a Liberian flag ship owned by the respondent (the P. & E. Shipping Corporation), a Liberian corporation, carried a cargo of foodstuffs from United States and Canadian ports for delivery to the libellant, the Banco Para el Comercio Exterior de Cuba (hereinafter sometimes called the Bank), an agent or instrumentality of the Cuban Government, in Havana, Cuba. Before arrival of the Ruth Ann in Havana, the United States proclaimed a general embargo on the export of merchandise (except food and medicine) to Cuba. After the vessel left port, the owner's agent requested the Bank and others to put up a bond to...

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