- United States v. Pink
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Litigants = United States v. Pink
ArgueDate = December 15
ArgueYear = 1941
DecideDate = February 2
DecideYear = 1942
FullName = United States v. Pink, Superintendent of Insurance of State of New York, et al.
USVol = 315
USPage = 203
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Holding = Rights to the property in question passed from the Soviet Government to the United States under the Litvinov Assignment.
SCOTUS = 1941-1942
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LawsApplied ="United States v. Pink", 315 U.S. 203 (
1942 ), was aUnited States Supreme Court decision related to the Litvinov Assignment. The United States sued Pink, the Superintendent of Insurance of theState of New York for claims regarding the First Russian Insurance Company.According to the facts of the case, the First Russian Insurance Co. was organized under the former government of
Russia . The company opened a branch in New York in 1907. After the Russian Revolution, the Russian governmentnationalized all insurance companies, including First Russian. The case concerns the return of over $1,000,000 inassets held by the Superintendent of Insurance pursuant to the Litvinov Assignment.The court ruled that rights to the
property in question passed from theSoviet Government to the United States under the Litvinov Assignment.This all happened under the presidency of
Franklin D. Roosevelt .ee also
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List of United States Supreme Court cases, volume 315
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