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In Re: Terrorist Attacks on Se
as 12-1476
Plaintiff:
Emily Motroni, as Administrator of the estate of Marco Motroni, deceased and on behalf of all survivors of Marco Motroni, Hiscox Dedicated Corporate Member, Ltd., Andy Dinoo, as co-Administrator of the Estate of Rena Sam-Dinnoo ,deceased and on behalf of all survivors of Rena Sam-Dinnoo and others
Defendant:
Islamic Investment Company of the Gulf (Sharjah), Rahman Abdul Siral-Khatim, Minister of Defense, Dar Al Maal Al Islami and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Karium Ali, in his own right as an injured party, Yvonne V. Abdool, in her own right as an Injured Party, John C. Buckley, in his own right as the Father of Dennis Buckley, deceased and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Agencies and Instrumentalities of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Directorate of Intelligence, General Staff, Intelligence Section (G-2), Ministry of State for Internal Affairs, Ministry of Interior, Saudi Committee for Support of the Intifada, Supreme, Saudi High Commission for Relief of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
In Re: Terrorist Attacks on Se
as 11-3505
Plaintiff:
Emily Motroni, as Administrator of the estate of Marco Motroni, deceased and on behalf of all survivors of Marco Motroni, Hiscox Dedicated Corporate Member, Ltd., Andy Dinoo, as co-Administrator of the Estate of Rena Sam-Dinnoo ,deceased and on behalf of all survivors of Rena Sam-Dinnoo and others
Defendant:
Islamic Investment Company of the Gulf (Sharjah), Rahman Abdul Siral-Khatim, Minister of Defense, Dar Al Maal Al Islami and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Karium Ali, in his own right as an injured party, Yvonne V. Abdool, in her own right as an Injured Party, John C. Buckley, in his own right as the Father of Dennis Buckley, deceased and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Success Foundation, Inc. and Mar-Jac Poultry, Inc.
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