The courts of one nation cannot question the actions undertaken by another nation within the other nation's borders under:

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The "act of state" doctrine is the principle that the courts of one country cannot question the validity of actions taken by another country within its own borders. This means that a state is entitled to complete independence and sovereignty within its own territory, and any actions taken within that territory are accorded full legal validity.

The Courts of One Nation Cannot Question the Actions Undertaken