Foreign judgment

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If a translated title is useful to the reader, add it transparently without discarding the original identity. If another rendition uses page numbers instead of assigned paragraphs, inspect the original numbering before choosing the locator. If the document is an interlocutory order rather than a judgment, use its actual designation and research its status rather than importing assumptions from the receiving jurisdiction's terminology.