Havana Docks Corp. v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. · ¶40

Finally, Havana Docks is a “United States national who owns the claim” to the confscated docks.§ 6082(a)(1)(A). Although a plaintiff need not have a Commission-certified claim, § 6083(a)(2); Brief for Respondents 24, Havana Docks has such a certified claim, which is “conclusive proof” that Havana Docks has satisfied this element, § 6083(a)(1). The Commission found that Havana Docks had acquired “a concession for the construction and operation of” the docks and “the real property with all improvements and appurtenances located” at the Port. 1 App. 256–257. And, the Commission found “that the facilities of [Havana Docks] were physically occupied by agents of the Cuban Government” after the Cuban Government had nationalized Havana Docks' assets in 1960. Id., at 257.

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