71.   The proposed law to be put before parliament soon would give Canadian corporations the right to seek redress in Canadian courts against US companies that have claims against them.

72.   Whatever agreement has been reached must still be approved by the Indonesian government and could still be challenged in Canadian courts.

73.   The alleged mastermind, Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmad Mughassil, was identified in a Canadian court document filed Thursday in Ottawa.

74.   The extradition process often can take a few years to make its way through Canadian court system.

75.   The legislation also allows companies targeted by Helms-Burton lawsuits to recover in Canadian courts any amounts awarded under those foreign rulings.

76.   The operation was then halted by a Canadian federal court, as two environmental groups demanded extensive environmental risk assessment studies.

77.   The legislation also allows companies targeted by Helms-Burton lawsuits to recover in Canadian courts any amounts lost under the foreign rulings.

78.   The proposed law would give Canadian corporations the right to seek redress in Canadian courts against US companies that have claims against them.