Havana Docks Corp. v. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. · ¶42

In sum, the Cuban Government seized control of “property”—the docks that Havana Docks built—in 1960. At that point, the docks were tainted as confscated property, the “the use of” which the United States sought to “deter.” §§ 6081(8), (11). The cruise lines later used the confscated docks—property to which Havana Docks owns a certified claim—when they transported nearly a million passengers to Cuba between 2016 and 2019. The Court of Appeals therefore erred in concluding that Havana Docks failed to establish these requirements for Title III liability.

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