...State, "US CONST, art. Ill, §2, para. 1, was limited to civil cases, in reliance on the tradition that " '[t]he courts of no country execute the penal laws of another,'" Wisconsin v. Pelican Ins. Co, 127 US 265, 290 (1888) (quoting Marshall's opinion in The Antelope, 23...

...Court in Wisconsin v Prlican Insurance Co:2 The rule that the courts of no country execute the law of another applies not only to prosecutions and sentences...protection of its revenue or other municipal laws, and to all judgments for such penalties. This dictum was expressly approved by the Judicial Committee...

...at the instance of the state government or someone representing the public" and "all suits in favour of the state for the recovery of pecuniary penalties...protection of its revenue or other municipal laws and to all judgments for such penalties."67 Claims for punitive or exemplary damages brought by private...

...auch bereits in State of Wisconsin v. Pelican Insurance Co of New Orleans, wonach die revenue rule auf „all suits in favor of the state for the recovery...protection of its revenue, or other municipal laws" anwendbar sei150. Selbst wenn diese 147 Vgl. etwa Schemmer v. Property Recource Ltd [1975] Ch 273 (ChD)...

...v. Pelican Insurance Company'5 where Mr. Justice Gray, delivering the judgment of the court, said : The rule that the courts of no country execute the...sentences for crimes and misdemeanors, but to all suits in favour of the State for the recovery of pecuniary penalties for any violation of statutes for the protection...

...be noted that the rule embraces not only prosecutions and sentences for crimes and misdemeanors, but all suits in favor of the state for the recovery of pecuniary penalties for the violation of municipal laws. Wisconsin v. Pelican Ins. Co., 127 US 265, 8 Sup. Ct. 1370, 32 L....

...discussion of the meaning of the word "penal" when used in reference to the maxim of international law that "the courts of no country execute the penal laws of another." In the course of the opinion in that case it was stated by Mr. Justice Gray, speaking generally as...

...Private Corporations, § 833p, where the authors say: "It is a general principle of international law that 'the courts of no country execute the penal laws of another,' and this is true as between the different states. Many of the courts have held that this principle...