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alien enemycapacity to sueeffects of war
Porter v. Freudenberg
[1915] 1 KB 857
Key Principle
An alien enemy - meaning any person (of whatever nationality) voluntarily resident or carrying on business in enemy territory - has no right to sue or maintain an action in the English courts during wartime, but may be sued and, if sued, is entitled to appear, defend and appeal.
Area of Law
General
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