With respect to international dispute resolution, a domestic court may enforce a foreign court's decision for any of the following reasons except
A)courtesy.
B)if the foreign decision is consistent with domestic national law and policy.
C)if a foreign plaintiff won a favorable judgment in the plaintiff's country.
D)a desire not to accommodate the foreign plaintiff.

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The enforcement of a foreign court's decision in a domestic court is generally based on principles of comity (courtesy), consistency with domestic law and policy, and the legitimacy of the foreign judgment (e.g., a foreign plaintiff winning a favorable judgment). However, a desire not to accommodate the foreign plaintiff is not a valid reason for enforcing a foreign court's decision; rather, it reflects a bias or an unjustifiable reason for enforcement.

With Respect to International Dispute Resolution, a Domestic Court May