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(Universal interest) (dilictajuriusgentium) (Universal jurisdiction) (nature) (Piracy) 1. ITO Peter 247 The 1929 International Convention on the Suppression of Currency Counterfeiting

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3. The 1929 International Convention on the Suppression of Currency counterfeiting

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3. (Declaratory judgment) res judicata

(Doctrine of Comity) (Reciprocity Doctrine) (Doctrine of Obligation) (Doctrine of Acquired Right or Theory of Vested Right)

1. (Competent Jurisdiction) 2. (Finally and Conclusiveness of Foreign Judgment) 3. (Fixed Sum) 4. (Conclusiveness of Foreign Judgments) 5. 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 4

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