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4311(a). 24. The Secretary of State (the "Secretary") is empowered under the FMA to determine the treatment to be accorded to a foreign mission in the United States. Id. § 4301(c); see § 4302(a)(6). The FMA provides that "a denial by the Secretary involving a benefit of a foreign mission within the jurisdiction

781 EFTA 00229430 EFTA01324996 72. Iran is the prior tenant who installed the Fixtures on the Premises. The Government is the proprietor of the Fixtures and protects and preserves the Fixtures on behalf of Iran pursuant to the FMA, VCCR and IEEPA. 73. The Government has not consented to any disposa

ign policy concerns and issues of reciprocity among nations. See id . The FMA defines a "foreign mission" as "any mission to or agency or entity in the United States which is involved in the diplomatic, consular, or other activities of, or which is substantially owned or effectively controlled by ... a foreign go

ces, Mirrors" (the "Fixtures Clause"). Iran is the prior tenant who installed the Fixtures on the Premises. The Government is the proprietor of the Fixtures and protects and preserves the Fixtures on behalf of Iran pursuant to the FMA, VCCR EFTA00204751 and IEEPA. The Government has not consented to a

RNATIONAL TREATIES AND STATUTORY SCHEMES A. The Foreign Missions Act of 1982 1. Pursuant to the FMA, 22 U.S.C. § 4301 et seq ., "the operation in the United States of foreign missions ... is a proper subject for the exercise of Federal jurisdiction." Id . § 4301(a). The FMA provides, inter alia , that "it is th

Mirrors" (the "Fixtures Clause"). 3. Iran is the prior tenant who installed the Fixtures on the Premises. The Government is the proprietor of the Fixtures and protects and preserves the Fixtures on behalf of Iran pursuant to the FMA, VCCR and IEEPA. 4. The Government has not consented to any disposal