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Foreign judgments may be recognized either unilaterally or based on principles of comity, i.

In English courts, the basis of the enforcement of foreign judgments is not comity, but the doctrine of obligation.

Canada, the prevailing concept is comity.

the domestic law of the court where recognition is sought, and the principles of comity.

As adjudication is considered a sovereign act, the common law has developed the concept of comity to determine circumstances where recognition and enforcement acknowledged and respected the foreign sovereign act sufficiently to enforce it domestically.

This sits at the apex of an interplay between sovereignty, comity, consent, and reciprocity.

By contrast, Adams v Cape Industries plc specifically rejected comity as the basis for recognition or non-recognition of judgments because it was insufficiently hard-edged for the demands.

However, comity remains valuable for examining the doctrine of recognition insofar as it underpins the principle that a domestic court cannot examine the substantive validity of the foreign court's action – as it cannot claim to hold more competence – nor does it pretend that it must enforce the foreign court's decision.

in all comity states);.

An exception in comity exists: The agreement will not be held valid in the forum country if it violates the law of the forum country, or if it violates the law of nature, or if it violates the Law of God;.

The format of the contract (only relevant if the contract format is unique to a state or group of states within the comity group);.

Inside the US, obtaining evidence under the Evidence Convention can be compared to comity.

As a matter of comity, though, a Court will generally not depart from a previous decision unless there is a good reason to do so.