As affirmed in Underhill v.Hernandez,U.S.businesses generally cannot look to the U.S.courts for protection from or compensation for acts such as expropriation.The courts rendered this decision based on the:

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The act-of-State doctrine holds that U.S.courts generally will not examine the validity of a foreign sovereign's acts within its own territory. Therefore, U.S. businesses generally cannot look to the U.S. courts for protection from or compensation for acts such as expropriation.

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