The act-of-state doctrine provides that to maintain international relations and trade, a host country must refrain from imposing its laws on a foreign sovereign nation present within its borders.

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The act-of-state doctrine is a principle in international law that prevents the courts of one country from questioning the validity of public acts committed by a recognized foreign sovereign within its own territory, not about refraining from imposing laws on foreign nations within its borders.

The Act-Of-State Doctrine Provides That to Maintain International Relations and Trade