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Originally Posted by k0nr4d
I was asking what about assets NOT located in the US. So besides domains and stuff that would be considered US assets. What I was asking is would you need a local judgement in that country to seize cars, property, etc that is located outside of the US. We obviously do alot of business with the US - but hypothetically if you were litigating against me, I had all .pl domains, hosted outside of the US, and got paid by clients primarily with bank transfers and not VISA etc. If you sued me in the US, and I lost by default, would you be able to go after property owned by me in PL to satisfy the debt from the judgement without a ruling from a PL court?
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The answer is - it depends on what country and the specifics of international treaties. In short - in some countries it would be easier than others. In others a US judgement cannot be enforced. It would have to be determined on a country by country basis.
http://www.proskauerguide.com/litigation/18/III