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A federal judge in New York has dismissed a series of cases in which plaintiffs sought to recover billions of dollars from a host of companies who did business with the regime in South Africa during the days of apartheid. The judge found there was no jurisdiction to entertain the cases -- which were brought under the Alien Tort Claims Act against companies including IBM -- because there had been no showing that the companies violated international law.
December 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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