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Mary Wyatt, et al v. Syrian Arab Republic, et al
as 14-7202
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Mary Nell Wyatt, individually and as executrix of the Estate of Ronald E. Wyatt, Daniel Wyatt, Amanda Lippelt and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Syrian Arab Republic and Kurdistan Workers Party, also known as Hsk, also known as Halu Mesru Savunma Kuvveti, also known as Peoples Defense Force, also known as Kurdistan Freedom And Democracy Congress, also known as Partiya Karkeran Kurdistan, also known as Kadek, also known a
Garnishee - Appellee:
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number
Mary Wyatt, et al v. Syrian Arab Republic, et al
as 13-7018
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Mary Nell Wyatt, individually and as executrix of the Estate of Ronald E. Wyatt, Daniel Wyatt, Amanda Lippelt and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Syrian Arab Republic and Kurdistan Workers Party, also known as Hsk, also known as Halu Mesru Savunma Kuvveti, also known as Peoples Defense Force, also known as Kurdistan Freedom And Democracy Congress, also known as Partiya Karkeran Kurdistan, also known as Kadek, also known a
Mary Wyatt, et al v. Syrian Arab Republic
as 13-7007
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Mary Nell Wyatt, individually and as executrix of the Estate of Ronald E. Wyatt, Daniel Wyatt, Amanda Lippelt and others
Defendant - Appellant:
Syrian Arab Republic
Defendant - Appellee:
Kurdistan Workers Party, also known as Hsk, also known as Halu Mesru Savunma Kuvveti, also known as Peoples Defense Force, also known as Kurdistan Freedom And Democracy Congress, also known as Partiya Karkeran Kurdistan, also known as Kadek, also known a
WYATT et al v. SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC et al
as 1:2008cv00502
Plaintiff:
MARY NELL WYATT, DANIEL WYATT, AMANDA LIPPELT and others
Defendant:
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC and KURDISTAN WORKERS PARTY
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1602 Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act
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